
Elemental jewellery from designer Katherine Bree
The current semi-precious jewellery collection from established jewellery designer Katherine Bree takes inspiration from the classical elements. Earth, Fire, Water and Air. Throughout time, the

The current semi-precious jewellery collection from established jewellery designer Katherine Bree takes inspiration from the classical elements. Earth, Fire, Water and Air. Throughout time, the

Garden retailers will not want to miss out on the exclusive spring deals from AMES Tools, which offer up to 33% off RRP. These exclusive

Fern Living is a new outdoor furniture brand launched by British Garden Centres and spotted at the Garden Press Event in London yesterday, 20th February.

Home and garden specialist, Primeur, has launched a brand-new collection of doormats produced under license from Bree Merryn, one of Britain’s most popular wildlife artists.

Moose & Co’s journey from humble beginnings on their kitchen table to becoming a name in the world of home textiles is nothing short of

A Blackbird Sang designs nature, poetry and conservation inspired art for both the home and the garden. Drawn by founders Genny and Tony in Oxfordshire,

Britain risks weakening its economy by taking small businesses for granted, according to Nigel Botterill, who is launching a new national campaign to put them

As London Craft Week 2026 opens across the city, the organiser has extended congratulations to Jongjin Park, who has been announced as winner of the

The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has announced its endorsement of Tapestry, a new porcelain paving design from Ca’ Pietra, its licensee for outdoor paving. Placing

Retailers are investing growing amounts of time and money into artificial intelligence, but early insights suggest they could be getting stuck in a risky middle

The Giftware Association has launched a new Quarterly Pulse Survey called Giftware Unwrapped, designed to give the UK gift and home industry a stronger, clearer

Independent retailers across the UK are rethinking how they present artwork. Traditional gallery walls and static displays lost their pull. Shoppers now expect visual storytelling
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