The gift and homeware specialists at Lesser and Pavey – renowned for capturing dogs in 3D forms and on a broad range of homewares – present this brand new range featuring a sheep dog family with flock ahead of Spring Fair 2022. The range depicts an enchanting scene of sheep dogs and flock surrounded by
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Home & Giftware magazine spoke to Curated Meetings director, Monica Todd, about the exciting new feature at Spring Fair which has the potential to revolutionise the UK’s most important retail trade exhibitions and transform Hyve Group into a truly omnichannel exhibitions organiser. Following a hugely successful beta launch at Autumn Fair earlier this year, Curated
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Ulster Weavers, the 140-year-old textile manufacturer from Northern Ireland, is going through its biggest change in generations as it repositions its business as a contemporary homeware brand targeting the millennial audience. The company, which has customers in 50 countries, is introducing new contemporary kitchen textile and homeware collections that are inspired by the places and
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Rebecca Heane and Alison Hughes founded Cream Cornwall in 2012 after discovering a shared passion for creating homeware products evocative of Cornwall that were tasteful, high quality and made in Britain. After 14 years in Australia, Rebecca had returned to her native Cornwall. She knew that she wanted to create a brand that epitomised the
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The Lesser and Pavey art department is proud to launch at Spring fair the latest collection fron its inhouse design team, which takes inspiration from past eras. The stylish new ‘Art Deco’ range is quite unique and includes an excellent range of tableware items which includes fine china mugs, coasters, placemats, trays, tea for one,
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Swedish homeware giant, Ikea, has taken on Topshops’ former flagship store on Oxford Street, London, paying £378 million for the iconic retail site in a transaction due to be completed in January 2022. The new London store is scheduled to open in autumn of 2023 and follows the already planned launch of a store in
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