Meet the maker

Emma-Louise 'Mulganai' Hollingsworth is a Kaanju woman located in South East Queensland, Australia who produces fine Indigenous artworks.

Textiles are pretty powerful—they can completely transform a space by infusing freshness and interest wherever they’re applied. For uber-cool textile designer Nasozi Kakembo (who also happens to be one of our super talented House Tour contributors), it turns out they can be life-changing in other ways, too. Her array of handmade textiles from her xNasozi brand combine artistry with philanthropy in one fell swoop.

We speak to Gemma Koomen, illustrator, to hear more about how she runs her business, how nature inspires her, and her authentic approach to marketing…

Meet the Maker - York artist Michelle Hughes chats about the inspiration and process behind her linocut prints. Michelle creates limited edition linocut prints inspired by nature and the great British countryside.

Joyful and lively with an elegant aesthetic, the work of pattern designer and illustrator Ariana Martin has a sophistication that stems from a passion for 20th century design

We're in the studio with EMK ceramics. Meet the maker and live vicariously through her as we share a day in the life of this Venice ceramicist...

What is #marchmeetthemaker? Joanne Hawker, the designer behind the phenomenal Instagram challenge, tells us all about MarchMeetTheMaker, what it is and how YOU can join in.

For potter James Shaw, ceramics was not the original plan. After discovering his hidden talent for throwing clay, his company James Lemon (Formally known as Lemons Ceramics) was born, making one-of-a-kind glazed ceramic pieces for the home. From planters to tumblers and everything in between, we sat down with James to talk about his work,…

(Hand Painted Necklaces for sale here) Friends, get ready to fall in love with this maker. I am blown away by her talent, knack for color and branding, not to…

With elegant simplicity, Rubyblue Paper Co.’s charming letterpress stationery is thoughtfully produced with sustainability in mind. We talk to owner and designer Clare Godden about balancing a growing creative business with hectic family life.