Rex London, Wrendale Designs and Boxclever Press (pictured) have been recognised by Her Majesty The Queen in the Queen’s Award for Enterprise, winning their accolades in the International Trade category. The contemporary gift and stationery companies were selected from thousands of other entries to win the highest possible awards for British businesses. They are joined
The Natural History Museum has partnered with London design house Divine Savages to create a new range of Natural History Museum-inspired homeware. This range of items includes wallpaper, fabric and cushions, all of which will be designed using imagery inspired by the Natural History Museum’s vast array of specimens and original illustrations and paintings that
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The winners of the Gift of the Year Awards have just been revealed during the first day of Spring Fair. The awards were hotly contested, with more entries than ever before being submitted by both GA members and non-members. The judge’s choice award was given to the BBQ Hot Smoking Kit from Hot Smoked (pictured),
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Spring Fair will once again offer unrivalled scale, variety and choice for retail buyers when the show opens at The NEC, Birmingham, from February 3 – 7. As a hub for some of the UK’s and international most inspirational designers, manufacturers and suppliers, Spring Fair will offer visitors the chance to source the ideal products
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Giftware giant, Widdop & Co., has signed a licensing deal with Shropshire artist, Meg Hawkins, marking an incredibly exciting development in Meg’s expanding business. The first raft of new products will be launched at Spring Fair 2019. Meg Hawkins is a licensed, published British watercolour artist whose work features on greetings cards, prints, gifts and
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Dr Tim Denison, director of retail intelligence at Ipsos Retail Performance, believes that retailers are in ‘a tricky place and have little choice but to continue to discount’, reflected in the -0.3% fall in non-food prices in April over March. British Retail Consortium chief executive Helen Dickinson says that ‘seeing online and stores as two
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