MATTHEW COX
Matthew Cox designs and makes furniture and lighting intended to be as essential and beautiful in one hundred years as it is today. Guided by a belief in materially and aesthetically sustainable design, the studio encourages thoughtful buying through pieces created with longevity, sensitive manufacture and careful aftercare at their core. Drawing on Matthew’s experience with antique furniture, each design reflects a deep understanding of materials, surfaces and how objects evolve over time.
Every piece is handmade, learning from the past to shape the future. Central to the studio’s thinking is a “100 Year Plan”, a commitment to support every piece well into the future. The framework supports a long lasting future for every piece, shaping how it is designed, made, maintained and ultimately repurposed, with the aim of extending its life for at least one hundred years. Matthew Cox became a certified B Corporation in 2024, achieving one of the highest B Corp scores for a furniture and lighting company in the UK and reinforcing a commitment to reducing demand on the planet’s resources through considered design and production.
Services
Furniture collections including tables, seating and storage
Lighting and mirrors
Bespoke furniture and lighting commissions
Re MC aftercare service
Antiques selected by Matthew Cox
BRUCE FINE PAPERS
Tucked away on an unassuming street in Lincolnshire, Bruce Fine Papers is among the very last studios in the UK still producing every wallpaper using traditional block printing. Founded in 1994 by Alex Bruce, what began in a small barn has grown into a rare family workshop dedicated to preserving a disappearing British craft. Block Printed Wallpaper was first manufactured in England during the 16th Century and it is these same techniques that they continue to use today, placing this quiet Lincolnshire studio within a lineage that stretches back centuries.
Today, two generations of the Bruce family work alongside a small team of skilled printers, continuing the slow, meticulous methods once common across Britain’s historic wallpaper houses. Their papers are created for leading design studios and heritage organisations including English Heritage, the National Trust and the Biltmore Estate. In an industry largely shaped by digital production, Bruce Fine Papers remains a precious outlier, continuing to print each design by hand from start to finish.
Services
Hand block printed wallpaper collections, produced using traditional techniques and historic printing methods
Heritage wallpaper restoration and reproduction, recreating historic designs from surviving fragments
Bespoke wallpaper printing for interior designers, artists and collaborative collections
Custom colourways and tailored handmade wallpaper commissions
Wallpaper supply for private homes, hospitality and retail refurbishment projects
EVERY STORY
Every Story is a ceramic studio founded by sisters Abby and Hannah, working across three studios in the Vale of Belvoir in rural Nottinghamshire. Each piece is individually handmade, shaped into organic forms influenced by the surrounding landscape and a quiet appreciation for nature. Designed to be both beautiful and functional, their ceramics are created for daily use, bringing considered detail to the rituals of the home. A carefully curated palette of glazes gives each object its own character, ensuring no two pieces are the same and allowing every work to carry its own sense of story.
The studio’s work has been featured in titles including Enki Magazine, Ideal Home, Country Living Modern Rustic, Country Life, Livingetc, 91 Magazine and Martha Stewart Online, alongside global campaigns for Etsy’s Keep Commerce Human initiative and international television advertising. Their ceramics have appeared in bridal editorials for The Lane, Brides and Rock My Wedding, as well as on screen in programmes such as Great British Menu and Mary Berry, and within set design for productions created for BBC, Netflix and Disney+. Alongside editorial projects, the studio creates bespoke dinnerware for hospitality destinations including Estelle Manor, Maison Estelle, Alchemilla, The Gilpin Hotel & Lake House and The Old Course Hotel, and collaborates with design houses and brands such as Sanderson for Morris & Co, The Romo Group and Vitamin A Swim on creative commissions and corporate gifting.
Services
Handmade tableware, decorative ceramics and thoughtful gifting pieces
Limited edition collections and made to order commissions
Bespoke dinnerware for restaurants, hotels and private chefs
Wedding styling, prop hire and event ceramics
Marketing collaborations, brand campaigns and creative gifting
Editorial, film and interiors collaborations with designers, stylists and production teams
MEET LAURA E JEKYLL, DECORATIVE PAINTER
From her studio in South Lincolnshire, painter Laura E Jekyll creates bespoke hand-painted art, furniture and homewares. Laura shares with us her inspirations, creative process and favourite local spots.
How would you describe your work?
Our homes tell our stories. We can use our homes to craft a lifestyle that’s aspirational, calming, convivial. My work is really decorative storytelling. Every piece is one-of-a-kind. It might be a commission for a mural or updating a piece of furniture they’ve had forever, but with each project I help my clients bring personality into their homes.
What are your main influences and inspirations?
Oh so many things! I collect little sparks of ideas from all sorts of places. Textiles and costume and antiques from across the globe. British style is quite eccentric really and I think you can see this in my work. I’m drawn to the wonderfully fluid style of the Bloomsbury aesthetic, the naivety of folk art and the wabi-sabi philosophy of appreciating nature’s simplicity and imperfections. I spend a lot of time experimenting with colour and texture, playing with smudges and brushstrokes—things that make the work human.
Do clients come to you with ideas, or do you guide the vision?
It’s usually a mix. Some have a clear vision, while others just have a vibe. I love collaborating—getting to know their style, space, and story. Every piece is a partnership, which makes it deeply personal.
What’s the one thing you can’t work without?
Music. It really helps me to get into the zone. The right playlist can instantly put me into that calm, creative state from which the work just flows.
What projects are you excited about right now?
I’m launching a range of children’s bookcases this year designed to look beautiful within the home. I painted an oak leaf bookcase for our home and it’s transformed our children’s reading habits.
ROSE RAW-REES
In her spacious studio tucked away down an old lane in Grantham, Rose Raw Rees restores, reupholsters and creates bespoke seating using time honoured techniques to make furniture built to last.
After beginning her career in a respected London workshop and completing formal training in both traditional and modern upholstery, she returned to Lincolnshire to establish her own practice. Today she works with private clients and interior designers, known for careful craftsmanship, reliability and a considered approach to each piece.
Working across traditional upholstery, antique restoration and bespoke seating, her work reflects a long standing commitment to making things properly.
Services
Bespoke seating and soft furnishings including chairs, benches, stools and headboards
Full structural rebuilds and repairs using time honoured methods
Traditional reupholstery of antique and contemporary furniture
Custom cushions made to size
Fabric sourcing and material guidance
Commissioned work for private clients and interior designers
SEDERE & CO
Sedere & Co crafts bespoke fireside club fenders by hand in England, combining functionality with thoughtful design to elevate hearth spaces. Each piece is made to order in Lincolnshire, tailored in style, finish and colour to suit a client’s interior, and entirely unique to its setting. The work reflects a commitment to craftsmanship and conviviality, bringing a handcrafted touch to an everyday home focal point.
Available in a wide range of rich colourways and elegant brass finishes, every design is carefully proportioned and built to last, blending comfort, beauty and practical use in a piece made specifically for its home.
Services
Bespoke fireside club fenders made to order
Custom sizing, upholstery and finish options
Brass and painted metal frameworks
Commissioned designs tailored to individual interiors
Pieces for private homes and interior projects
WILDMORE
Wildmore is a British homeware and design brand born in the Lincolnshire countryside, celebrating colour, character and considered making. From the studio come artfully designed wallpapers, fabrics and décor, alongside a curated selection of vintage and antique pieces that bring individuality and personality to interiors.
Founded by Lauren Veasey, the brand is guided by a belief that beautiful spaces are shaped with intention, choosing quality, sustainability and design that feels personal rather than generic. Inspired by folk art, nature and heritage design processes, her original prints and textiles are drawn by hand and informed by a rich visual language that moves easily between classic and contemporary settings.
Crafted collections sit alongside carefully sourced antiques and decorative objects, creating interiors that feel layered, thoughtful and distinctly individual.
Services
Original wallpaper and textile designs created in the Wildmore Studio
Cushions and soft furnishings in signature prints and fabrics
Hand-marbled décor objects, lampshades and accessories
Curated vintage and antique furniture, art and decorative pieces
Tableware, linens and seasonal home collections
Thoughtful sourcing and styling for unique interior expression
CHLOE JONASON & CO
Chloe Jonason & Co is a British interiors and textile studio based in the Lincolnshire countryside. The studio creates considered, custom furnishings and curated vintage textiles — drawn from around the world and selected for their colour, character and artisan quality. Chloe’s work is rooted in a respect for time-honoured craft and a belief in pieces that feel personal, refined and enduring.
Much of Chloe’s work centres on sourcing and reworking beautiful vintage fabrics, celebrating their patina, texture and story while reimagining them for contemporary homes. These heirloom textiles are used as standalone pieces or reinterpreted into bespoke soft furnishings and lighting, elevating rooms with both global heritage and contemporary sensibility.
Services
Bespoke soft furnishings including curtains, blinds and cushions
Handcrafted gathered and tailored lampshades
Upholstery and re-upholstery projects
Made-to-order Chik blinds and window treatments
Sourcing and use of antique and vintage textiles
Interior textile consultation and project support
