Blue Marmalade Ltd

Trent Jennings

Co-Founder and Product Director

info@bluemarmalade.co.uk www.bluemarmalade.co.uk

All products in Blue Marmalade’s portfolio are green by design and created from 100% recycled plastic. We have a zero-landfill policy, achieved through innovative die-cutting methods. No glues, adhesives or fixings are used for assembly of our products; each is made to be assembled using integral fixings designed into the component itself.

At Blue Marmalade we pioneered parametric CAD modelling to enable bespoke automated scaling of products for digital manufacture. This complements our standard range of products that are die-cut.

Blue Marmalade set out to create joyful products that will last forever, with as minimal cost to the environment as possible. Tackling the problem directly from the root, we designed products that are less harmful to produce than the established methods and built a manufacturing loop that is as clean, eco and efficient as we can make it.

Burgess & Leigh Ltd

Jim Norman Managing Director

jim.norman@burgessandleigh.co.uk www.burleigh.co.uk

Burleigh’s world famous pottery has been made in England since 1851 and at Middleport Pottery since 1889. Our production methods rely heavily on traditional craft skills because we know that those craft skills create a better product. Where modern manufacturing creates uniformity, our craft skills give Burleigh ware personality and soul.

Burleigh is the only remaining ceramics brand to use the traditional Tissue Transfer Decorating technique

Circular&Co

Ashleigh Smith Marketing Lead

hello@circularandco.com www.circularandco.com

We’re Circular&Co. and we are striving for global change, by making Circular Design the new standard. Together we can build a waste-free, endless world. By using waste materials to make new products which are then fully recyclable, we can reuse the same materials over and over, closing the circle. This drastically reduces CO2 emissions, stops consumption of the planet’s precious resources, and eliminates pollution; the three core challenges humanity faces.

Every design process we embark on is built, from the bottom up, on the principles of Circular Design. By definition, this means they have the most positive impact on the natural world possible.

All the time, it’s the only way to innovate and stay ahead of the market. Just one example we are currently working on and developing with partners is new SMART Reusable Packaging, with functions that can store your personalised information and communicate your favourite drink of choice to coffee machines.

MADE IN THE HEART OF THE LAKE DISTRICT, UK

We have been manufacturing on the slopes of Coniston Old Man for nearly half a century, you could say we’re hefted to this landscape.

We only use locally quarried stone, Westmorland sea green, Brathay blue/ grey or Baycliff limestone, it’s all part of our attempt to keep our eco footprint as small as possible, we use hydro electric power from the beck running by our workshops and cool our polishers and cutters using that same beck water rather than oil. We do not use imported Brazilian or Chinese slate for 2 reasons,

1. It’s been transported halfway around the world

2. It’s not as good – on so many levels. We re a small craft company that can tell you who made each piece and which quarry the stone came from, we believe that working hard and doing the right thing will help us keep producing beautiful pieces for another half century.

Coolicon Lighting Ltd

Rachel Naysmith

Customer Experience and Marketing Lead

sales@cooliconlighting.com www.cooliconlighting.com

Handmade in England since 1933, at Coolicon Lighting we use traditional handcraft processes to batch produce our heritage lighting products with the up-most care and attention to authentic time-honoured practices.

Our craft production processes have stayed the same over the 90 years since Coolicon lampshades were first produced, but the rise of digital technologies has brought many advancements to complement the brand for modern living.

Modern metal cutting technology allows us to create components more efficiently due to precision techniques, reducing waste by over 30%. The innovative, vented galleries of the shade substantially reduced the temperature of 1930s light bulbs thus increasing their longevity, an attribute maintained today that benefits current LED technology.

The creation of our website and increase in digital communications broadened Coolicon Lighting’s reach to outside of the UK and into global markets for the first time in brand history.

Cumbria Crystal

Chris

Blade CEO

customerservices@cumbriacrystal.com www.cumbriacrystal.com

We specialise in the hand blowing & cutting of luxury 24% lead crystal stem and bar ware. We focus on producing the very best luxury crystal possible using only traditional heritage production processes. No automation whatsoever.

We offer a discount on replacement glasses should the originals be broken and the crystal returned to us. We will use this to train new craftsmen or to deliver glass making experiences to members of the public as young as 8 years old. We use recycled packaging materials inside our boxes for shipping.

Cumbria Crystal is the only producer of LUXURY hand-made, English 24% lead-crystal in the United Kingdom and one of the leading companies globally. Its aspiration is to produce the highest quality, hand-blown bar and stemware in the world exclusively using traditional glass-making techniques. The team of 24 highly skilled artisans are committed to processes that have hardly changed in the last 2000 years. Craftsmanship is embraced, automation is shunned and the hand-made aesthetic reigns.

DeliVita Ltd

Louise Atkinson Office Manager

hello@delivita.com www.delivita.com

DeliVita is a young innovative familyowned Yorkshire business that designs and manufactures premium handcrafted wood-fired ovens. The business is inspired by our Italian heritage, made in Yorkshire.

We fuse British innovation and craftmanship with Italian heritage to hand-build wood-fired ovens that are bang on trend, are portable and can bake the perfect pizza in just 90 seconds.

The oven itself comprises of a traditional handmade clay composite interior and stone base, coupled with hi-tech insulation, brushed marine stainless steel and a polished fibreglass shell.

• Its key attributes are:

• 25 mins to reach 500c temperature

• Pizza takes 60-90 seconds to cook

• Oven can cook up to 40 pizzas an hour

• Cool to touch external shell

• Hand Made in the UK - Yorkshire

• Super fuel efficient

• Only weighs 30kg

• Table top - can be placed on any surface without burning

Denby Pottery

Jonathan Thornhill Export Manager

jonathan.thornhill@denby.co.uk www.denby.co.uk

It takes a wide team of talented people to craft our products, along with over 200 years of experience in making ceramics in our Derbyshire pottery. Denby is made with purpose and love, to be used and enjoyed every day.

Denby constantly invests in the latest technology and equipment in order to support the brand and product development.

Made in England

Zero to landfill

We have Zero to Landfill on our process waste and less than 1% on all other waste.

Minimal transport

We use clay from the doorstep.

20 Million Litre Water Cycle

Each year we purify and return to the water cycle 20 million litres of process water.

Recycled glaze

Every year we recycle over 100,000 litres of glaze during the glazing process.

Recycled clay

Our quality standards are so high, any clay with faults is recycled, which equates to 55 tonnes of raw clay a year.

Energy

Our energy consumption is industryleading and consistently at least 15% lower than industry targets set.

Donna Wilson

Jess Fawcett Sales & Marketing Manager

info@donnawilson.com www.donnawilson.com

As a forerunner of the contemporary craft movement, Donna Wilson has remained true to her principles, using traditional techniques and locally based suppliers wherever possible.

Having recently established her own micro knitting factory, the Knit Shop, in Dundee, Donna has been able to take the reins of her own production processes, while investing in the regeneration of the textile industry in Scotland.

Our Dundee Knit Shop has two state-of-the-art Shima Seiki knitting machines on-site, allowing us to sample and manufacture at scale. All of our products are finished by hand – our knitted lambswool creatures are still made using the same techniques (hand sewn and embroidered) as when Donna was making each one herself.

We are constantly looking for ways to make our products, and processes, more sustainable. Wherever possible, we use natural materials which can be returned to the earth at the end of their natural life cycle. We ‘mulch’ the knitted offcuts of our production process into an all-natural fibre which we use as stuffing for our creatures and as a component of our ‘Make Your Own’ craft kits.

Dunoon Ceramics Ltd

Nicki Smith Sales sales@dunoonmugs.co.uk www.dunoonmugs.co.uk

Dunoon is a thriving family business manufacturing the highest quality fine bone china mugs at its factory in Stone, Staffordshire, U.K.

Dunoon was established in Dunoon, Scotland in 1974 making Fine Stoneware and started manufacturing Fine bone china mugs at our factory in stone, Staffordshire circa 1982.

By using a slip casting technique with liquid clay rather than machine made we ensure our mugs are the finest and lightest mugs on the market and are proud of our reputation as a leading mug manufacturer.

Our mugs are hand made with a slip cast method using liquid clay instead of machine made giving a much finer, lighter finish.

Eleni Malami

Eleni Malami Creative Director

info@elenimalami.com www.elenimalami.com

ELENI MALAMI is a Brighton based print design studio specialising in fashion and homeware. Printed and hand finished in England, her creations aim to celebrate the organic medium of hand-crafted techniques maintaining a high-end premium product.

Integrating the charm of fluid unexacting drawing and markmaking techniques using water-based pencils and inks to manipulate her designs with the advances of technology, ELENI MALAMI presented her debut collection of silk scarves at Première Classe in Paris in October 2016. Since then she has launched various products, a colourful range of wallpapers, cushions and fabrics inspired by nature as well as her Greek cultural heritage.

Emma Bridgewater Ltd

Amy Stephens Head of Sales

amystephens@emmabridgewater.co.uk www.emmabridgewater.co.uk

We believe everyday kitchen china sits right at the heart of our lives, and that each cup, bowl, jug, and plate holds our personal stories, reflecting shared moments, enriching us as we eat and drink together.

Each design starts as a deeply felt personal response to what we love in the world around us. But we only know we’ve hit the spot when you love it, too. All our pottery is made from creamcoloured earthenware – a traditional Staffordshire product which we make in our own factory in Stoke-on-Trent, the home of British pottery. At our factory most of the production work is still done by hand, and all of the pieces are individually hand-decorated, so every one is very slightly different – and our spongeware is always signed by the person who decorated it.

Essence of Harris

Jamie McGowan Founder & Director

info@essenceofharris.com www.essenceofharris.co.uk

Essence of Harris, a family-run business with a passion to capture the spirit of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland through luxuriously scented soy wax candles, reed-diffusers, bath and body products.

All natural soy wax, 100% cotton wicks, any plastic in our packaging is made from 100% recycled materials, larger reeds for longer use.

“All products handmade on the remote Isle of Harris.”

Fleming & Howland Ltd

Paul Fleming Owner

paul@fleminghowland.com www.fleminghowland.com

Fleming & Howland are the creators of the world’s best-known British sofa and chair design, the iconic Chesterfield. The leather colouring process is both science and an art. Dyes are mixed and gently massaged into the leather which is then allowed to dry. This process is repeated at least six times to ensure a beautifully toned finish. Skills, dedication, passion and art combined into one. It is ultimately what makes Fleming & Howland different to the rest.

Latest ecommerce technology ranging from technical SEO to branded video content. Recently introduced pneumatic bench lifts for upholstery work as well as industry 4.0 software in order to improve lean manufacturing.

Our new ‘It’s Alive’ video will be launching in Autumn and we are proud to be new members of The Walpole, official sector body for UK luxury. We have also recently joined the ESG+ certification programme with Positive Luxury. We want to do more than increase the lifespan of our furniture and ensure that every aspect of the business is conducted in the most ethical of ways.

Freya Rose Ltd

Freya Archer Fonder and CEO freya@freyarose.com www.freyarose.com

Freya Rose’s eponymous label redefines British modern luxury. Her unique collections incorporate her knowledge of fine jewellery to create luxurious, jewelled shoes, using precious materials such as mother of pearl, brass and sterling silver.

Freya Rose is a British designer and advocate of slow fashion, notable for creating world-renowned shoe collections that incorporate her expertise in fine jewellery with the finest levels of craftsmanship and intricate detailing.

Ethically produced designs are integral to the Freya Rose philosophy and each unique design takes luxury to a new level. The provenance and traceability of the materials used in Freya Rose designs and the people she works with are fundamental to her business philosophy. Highly skilled craftsmen/women and specialist jewellers work alongside her to meticulously craft every style by hand over an extensive period of time, transforming them into sculptural, wearable works of art.

These are unique investment pieces and because they are handcrafted, no two pairs will ever be the same.

Freya Rose jewellery is handmade by families not factories - due to globalisation it has been more challenging to recruit the required skills, as there are only a few people left trained in traditional jewellery making - Freya Rose now funds women in Bali to train in indigenous craft making, to help preserve these precious skills.

We are constantly evolving ideas and passionate about breaking the boundaries in design.

We are also researching in to alternative sustainable materials - Ie using Mylo leather.

Fung and Bedford Ltd

Angela Fung Director studio@fungandbedford.com www.fungandbedford.com

Fung + Bedford is the design studio of Angela Fung and Ashley Bedford, they make bespoke architectural origami inspired artworks for commercial and interior projects. In their Sussex studio, they use Tyvek (100% recyclable waterproof, tear proof and sustainable man-made material with all the beautiful qualities of paper), to create calm, serenity and beauty into the 21st century environments, challenging the public perceptions of origami, and exploring the possibilities of manipulating humble paper.

We use Roland cutter plotter to prescore all the folds - it is this piece of cutting edge machinery which enable us to create such large intricate yet precise folds that we can then fold ourselves. We also use Rhino Grasshopper programme to help us design and create parametric designs.

F+B works predominantly with Fedrigoni (Italian paper manufacturers) whose sustainable ethos echos with what we believe strongly.

Good Candles

Olly Rzysko Founder

olly@rzysko.com www.good-candles.com

We take a billion pound industry in the UK and make it interesting. Less bland candles and more interesting nostaligic scents with beautifully designed packaging. Proud to be on the shelves of your home whilst giving back to good causes.

We craft our candles by hand in the countryside of Kent but importantly use local talent.

Our nose (the scent designer) is from Folkestone, combined with Melanie Johnsson (our packaging and brand artist) and our printing is all carried out locally by Lanes with our glass being produced in Medway by Colorlites.

We use some clever APIs on our website to plant trees for every transaction.

We also give 10% of all sales to good causes.

Kaymet London Ltd

Mark Brearley Director

info@kaymet.co.uk www.kaymet.co.uk

At Kaymet we manufacture aluminium trays, trolleys and hotplates. Our classic designs, evolved over the years, feel fresher today than ever. They have a simple beauty and they will not let you down.

We have been proudly hand making anodised aluminium ware in London since 1947.

The items that emerge from our Peckham factory sell in a collection of wonderful shops around the world, including London’s finest department store, and our products can be found in some really special households, restaurants and hotels, as well as in plenty of yachts, aeroplanes, coffee shops, workplaces and family places.

We utilise laser etching, dye sublimation and UV printing. We use fast setting structural adhesives and we have commenced work with heat activated adhesive films. These are newer technologies / techniques than most we deploy.

Kayleigh

Many of our papers contain waste organic matter - for example Cacao organic waste.

Our entire business is based on sustainable practice, supply chain, methodologies, and final products.

Since January 2019, Kinshipped has offered a curation of sustainable, luxury paper goods to stores across the world. The designs are graphic, chic and fun and the products are completely guilt/plastic free.

Kreisdesign Ltd

Nikki Kreis Director

nikki@kreisdesign.com www.kreisdesign.com

Kreisdesign was founded by Swiss born designer Nikki Kreis. She is motivated by curiosity and a desire to create furniture, products and spaces that enhance people’s lives because they work beautifully.

At the beginning of 2012, Nikki set up her studio Kreisdesign. Inspired by its vibrancy and energy as a cultural and creative hub, she chose to base her business in London, where she develops products and furniture, working directly with manufacturers and retailers.

Our products are handmade using wood working techniques. Our folding room dividers have leather hinges - for the vegan version the hinges are made from cloth.

We source our materials from sustainable providers, i.e. plywood, beech.

Kreisdesign creates adaptable pegboard panel systems made from highest grade birch plywood fitted with a multitude of accessories like shelves and pegs to display products or homeware.

Leverint Lighting

Andrew Print Co-Founder & Designer

sales@leverint.co.uk www.leverint.co.uk

British, bespoke lighting that speaks to creative minds. Pushing the boundaries of our craft everyday, we have taken and adapted the classic art of glassblowing to fit the modern world; producing modern, contemporary, classic and many other styles of light fittings and fixtures for those seeking unique, handcrafted lighting choices.

Our experienced team strive to unleash your imagination for a design that truly mirrors personal style and inspires creativity. Not only do our pieces provide soft, inspiring luminosity for everyone to take pleasure in, they perform as sculptural glass art forms, allowing interiors to benefit from both luxurious furnishings and innovative, artistic design.

Sustainability aligns closely with our handmade ethos, championing and celebrating speciality craftsmanship over the mass-made. All the materials used in our workshop are of impeccable standards, high quality and ethically sourced, enabling our pieces to stand the test of time.

Jennie Elderkin Creative Director

Jennie@loveliga.co.uk www.loveliga.com

We only use sustainable materials plastic free packaging and recycle cardboard boxes for our orders.

We make beautiful things out of sustainable materials, and we only take what the planet is happy to give us. Innovative and inspired by the natural world that we’re committed to protect.

It is important to us that our products are useful and affordable.Creating from waste is our small way of trying to make a difference and to give back useful, beautiful products we can all enjoy in our homes. Our future depends on it.

We are a family business, based by the sea in Cornwall in the UK. Much of our collection is made from cork, which is grown sustainably in forests in Portugal. The other materials that we like to use are organic, recycled or compostable.

Linda Bloomfield designs and makes thrown porcelain tableware with tactile, satin matt glazes. She supplies high-end restaurants, shops and interior designers. Her studio is in west London where she has been running her tableware business for 20 years.

I make hand thrown porcelain tableware in my west London studio.

I am using new special effect glazes developed in my studio and fired in electric kilns.

I use green energy to fire my kilns and recycle all materials where possible.

Little Beau Sheep

Sarah Turner Owner

hello@littlebeausheep.com www.littlebeausheep.com

Little Beau Sheep celebrates the best of British wool through a unique range of hand-made laundry and body care products. From signature wool laundry dryer balls to felted wool soaps and laundry fragrance, the collection offers an innovative eco-friendly take on everyday cleaning tasks.

Our dryer balls are handmade in Yorkshire - Reusable, lasting for 1000s of loads, they soften clothes naturally, reduce drying times and the need for fabric softener so you can do away with disposable dryer sheets. They are also much quieter and more environmentally friendly than the plastic alternatives.

Our products display the “Shepherd’s crook” to indicate that the wool can be traced back to British farms. This not only supports our local farming industry, but also minimises that air-miles involved in the production of this product.

Margaret O’Rorke Lighting Ltd

Margaret O’Rorke Owner & Director

lucinda.blythe@gmail.com www.castlight.co.uk

Margaret O’Rorke works in translucent porcelain. She uses the unique nature of the material to convey a calm peaceful atmosphere. She is an artist, a potter and a lighting engineer. Her lights are sensual and expressive, enhancing architectural spaces. Her designs possess restraint and purity making her lights wholly modern.

Wanting to maintain a lively form I throw the translucent porcelain model on my potter’s wheel in my studio. The form is left to dry, and then low fired. The model then goes to the ceramics company, based in Stoke-on-Trent where the mold will be made and the light will be manufactured.

I work in porcelain and my lights are high fired to 1300C, a process which makes the fine translucent porcelain material vitrified and indestructible. The lights will last forever with careful handling.

All my lights are illuminated using the latest LED technology. I use a wide range of LED bulbs for individual lights, each one is incorporated within the design of the specific translucent porcelain light.

Parkwood Springs

Rachel Lee Sales Team Leader

info@parkwood-springs.com www.parkwood-springs.com

Parkwood Springs is a small business located in Sheffield which offers ethically sourced licensed merchandise, printed in the UK.

We license artists and promote their creative work on an array of printed products. We provide beautiful ranges of ethically sourced products printed with the designs of creative distinguished artists from around the world.

As textile and print specialists, we take our environmental responsibility seriously. All our products are made with the utmost care for the environment and consideration for the individuals involved in the manufacturing supply chain.

We pride ourselves on the transparent nature of our business structure, which includes sharing the exact practices we follow in order to keep our impact on their environment to a minimum.

Phoenox Textiles Ltd

Wendy Sharp Sales Director

info@phoenox.co.uk www.phoenox.co.uk www.hugathome.co.uk

At Phoenox Textiles we manufacture and supply a large range of products from door mats and rugs to home textiles and have developed several brands including the award-winning eco-friendly Hug Rug. With choices to suit any market from high-end luxury rugs to price friendly door mats and everything in between.

Having been making textiles in our mill for the past 65 years, we have developed a variety of products that involve tufting, printing, backing, cutting and finishing all in house. From printing on recycled cotton, to tufting our shaggy stain-resistant mats.

We recycle over 6.6 million t-shirts, 16 million plastic bottles and 192 million tonnes of recycled industrial plastics per year in our amazing products. Plus, our mill in Yorkshire is zero waste to landfill!

Plum & Ashby

Freya Nicholson Co-Founder

freya.nicholson@plumandashby.co.uk www.plumandashby.co.uk

Plum and Ashby creates beautiful and sustainable home and body collections with unique scents. From luxury candles to indulgent washes, our ranges are made with the finest natural ingredients in the heart of the English countryside. We are proud to be a classic, British brand and have been stocked in Harrods, Harvey Nichols, John Lewis and the RHS.

All our vessels are currently made from part recycled glass and can be reused. We are just about to launch a range of 100% recycled and recyclable plastic for our Amenities Range. All our boxes are made FSC certified paper. We also sell 1L wash bottles and larger diffuser bottles to refill glass bottles, encouraging all our vessels to be reused.