Happy Monday! I hope a good weekend was had by all. The weather here in London town was beautifully sunny. On Sunday I went to Kew Gardens and it was glorious to be outside, surrounded by the beauty of the gardens and to spend time with my good friend Jane. I also went there to check out the Handmade at Kew event, which is an international craft event with over 150 designer-makers displaying their wares. This included ceramics, jewellery, fashion and textiles, glass, paper, furniture, metalwork, sculpture and interior accessories.
Wallflower London was one of my favourite designers, with beautiful ceramic flowers that can be hung on the wall.
Helaina Sharpley is a wirework artist who produces painstakingly intricate wirework art.
Little Axe produces cushions, curtains and wallpaper using digitally printed designs that start out as lino prints. The current collection Wild Habitats is inspired by Scottish wildlife, focusing on rare and endangered species. I love the little zipper pouches.
Sadhu is a company that produces beautifully soft handwoven cashmere scarves in contemporary colour combinations. Each one is handwoven in Kashmir using the best quality fleece.
Witts Design is a mother daughter team who has combined their knowledge of fashion, interiors and print to create a collection of screen printed and digitally printed nature-inspired printed items for the home.
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