Alongside sectors including home & lifestyle, artisan gifts, crafting, stationery, toys, and fashion accessories, visitors attending the upcoming INDX Gift Edit show can also look forward to discovering a range of culinary delights. Launching at Cranmore Park on 19 May 2026, the showcase will feature a hand-picked selection of exhibitors from the gift food &
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Home & Giftware magazine is a long-term champion of products that are designed and made here in the UK, where we have an incredible pool of talented artisans making everything from high jewellery and fine art to Christmas decorations, cards, wrap and endless gifting options. Here we take a look at some of the best
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You love giving gifts, but it’s an expensive habit to get into. Especially when you enter one of those periods where it seems like your entire family and friend group has a birthday within four weeks of one another. In this climate, you can’t afford to keep splashing the cash on everyone. At the same
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Roving reporter, Denre Bruins writes: Once again this year I drew the long straw and was the lucky person dispatched to the Netherlands to review showUP, the contemporary home and gift exhibition inspired by Dutch and Scandinavian design. This time was even more enjoyable because there were no clashing shows and therefore Charlotte joined me
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With just days to go until the first show of 2023 opens its doors, the team at Home & Giftware magazine is excited to be attending our first show of the season, Giving & Living, which will take place from 15-17 January at Westpoint, Exeter. Suppliers of products ranging from artisan British suppliers of hand-crafted
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The British Craft Directory was launched at the end of summer following the demise of the British Craft Trade Fair, which was put into liquidation by Kerrison Craft Exhibitions in July 2022. The failure of the UK’s only dedicated craft trade event, which left thousands of pounds owed to creditors – many of them tiny
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