Meet the maker

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,…

The Dead Rabbit on Instagram: "Meet the Makers - @crowncreative. Drinks are just one part of a great cocktail menu. Equally important is the design - how a menu looks, feels, functions, how it’s made - and by whom. Ours are crafted entirely by hand, including the cocktail illustrations, beer hop paper, elegant foil blocking, the assembling of the pages, tightening of the screws, and the custom box that houses it all - all made in Ireland and shipped to NYC. It’s very much a team effort, a…

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

we are getting ready for the launch of our SS24 Collection on 15th March 🌿🖌️👩‍🎨🧑‍🎨🎨 #organiczoo #ourzooniverse #ss24 #meetthemaker

Check out this inspiring interview with embroidery artist Mirae Sophia from Mirae Creations.

Meet the Maker: Meg Fatharly – Handprinted

Part three of the month long challenge 'question and answers' that I'm doing on social media. Almost there now, only a few days left :-) Hope you've had a good week? Day 16. 'Workspace' (tidy/mess) This is my new workspace, looking very neat and tidy. I do find it really difficult to work in a mess though, I have always had to have a clean space for my mind to feel clear. I’m still settling into this bigger room and making it feel just right. I only moved in here in January. There is a lot…

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.