THE NOTSWOLDS COLLECTION
Good work by good people. A collection of furniture, objects and things for the home, made across our corner of England.
A wheel-thrown ceramic plant pot with a hand-shaped ruffled rim and delicate ceramic bow. Complete with a matching saucer and drainage hole.
Each pot is thrown and altered by hand, with the ruffles individually shaped and the bow formed around the centre. Each tulipiere is distinct, with its own arrangement of folds, curves and proportions, the natural result of Jess’s hand-making process. The piece you receive will therefore differ slightly from those pictured.
Lead time
4-6 weeks. Please get in touch should you have any urgent requirements and we will accommodate what we can.
Handcrafted in leather and finished with hand-tooled geometric detailing, this small lidded box is a handsome addition to a desk, bedside table or dressing room.
Ideal for cufflinks, jewellery, coins, keys and other small essentials, it’s both useful and beautifully made - and an excellent gift for someone notoriously difficult to buy for.
Lead time
If this piece is not in stock, we’ll make one especially for you. Please allow approximately two weeks. Should you have any urgent requirements, get in touch and we will accommodate what we can.
Hand-turned in Leicestershire, the sculptural Ziggy totem lamp is crafted from beech and hand-painted in a in a bespoke fired clay finish for Notswolds. Natural variations in the timber, turning and hand-applied finish give each lamp base its own individual character.
Lead time
Please note these lamp bases are finished to order so please expect 2 weeks for delivery. Should you have any urgent requirements, get in touch and we will accommodate what we can.
A frilly match pot, hand-thrown on the wheel and shaped by hand to create its ruffled rim. Each comes with a strike sticker for the base and, when the matches run out, makes a rather lovely little pot for pansies or other small treasures.
Lead time
4-6 weeks. Please get in touch should you have any urgent requirements and we will accommodate what we can.
A neat hexagonal ottoman, upholstered in hand-printed linen by Jessica Osborne.
Compact and beautifully proportioned, it is an easy way to bring a hit of colour and pattern into a room. The crisp six-sided form gives it a contemporary edge, while its smaller scale makes it a versatile addition to a sitting room.
Originally created to showcase Jessica’s fabric at BADA, it brings together distinctive British textile design and beautifully made furniture in one small but characterful piece.
A beautifully crafted flower press, handmade in solid English oak and designed to be used again and again.
Substantially made, weighing around 2.5kg, the solid oak boards are smooth and flat internally, with British-made brass fittings providing even pressure as flowers and foliage dry.
Supplied with six layers of traditional blotting paper and recycled card, ready to fill with finds from the garden, hedgerow or meadow.
Lead time
6 weeks. Please get in touch should you have any urgent requirements and we will accomodate what we can.
Fresh, green and earthy, Verde captures the scent of a garden after rain. Grounded yet light, it has a beautifully balanced character and an easy, universal appeal.
Top Notes: Green Leaf, Eucalyptus
Heart Notes: Violet, Muguet
Base Notes: Cedar, Patchouli
Union of London began in the capital, before its makers returned home to their native Leicestershire, where the candles are now made. This unique hand poured soy wax candle uses quality fragrances and essential oils for a clean burn. Their unique wide cotton wick creates a broad flame, generating a great scent throw and an even pool of wax.
Sizes
Small — 75g
Medium — 160g
Large — 230g
Triple Wick — 730g
A contemporary take on the traditional milking stool, made in solid hardwood with a hand-woven rush seat by Summerfield + Scott in Northamptonshire.
Small in stature but surprisingly useful, its pared-back timber frame is topped with rush harvested and prepared by hand, then woven in the workshop using traditional techniques. Each stool is made individually, with variations in the timber grain, colour and rush weave giving every piece its own character.
Designed to move around the house and find its own purpose — beside the bath, next to a bed, as a footstool or a seat for smaller members of the household. A familiar piece of country furniture, reconsidered for the contemporary home.
Lead time
2 weeks. Please get in touch should you have any urgent requirements and we will accomodate what we can.
Made to order
Each piece is made to order and so we are able to produce this stool in bespoke dimensions and finishes. Please get in touch to discuss your requirements: hq@notswolds
Handcrafted in small batches, this charming rectangular cushion is upholstered in naturally dyed linen by Madder Cutch & Co and finished with a tailored Oxford trim.
Printed and coloured using 100% plant dye colourants, the fabric carries the richness, softness and subtle variation that comes through traditional dyeing processes. The Woad colourway is a deep, earthy blue inspired by traditional natural dyes, bringing richness and depth while still feeling soft and organic through the natural character of the cloth.
Balancing a contemporary use of colour with the timeless quality of hand crafted textiles, it feels as at home in a modern townhouse as it does in a layered country interior.
Composition: 100% Linen
Colourants: 100% Plant Dyes
Finished with a luxurious feather pad.
The Chapel Lantern is a collaboration between celebrated lighting designer Maxwell Barlow Lighting and Notswolds, taking its cue from the Georgian buildings that define much of the Notswolds landscape.
Drawing on the proportion and restraint of the period, the Chapel Lantern is a structured, architectural light suited to both traditional and modern interiors.
Handmade in the Notswolds, each lantern is shaped by traditional metalworking techniques, with a hand-beaten top and carefully worked frame. Finished with an opal glass shade that gives a soft, even light, it is available in a range of finishes.
Shown in Antique Brass finish.
Originally commissioned for the British Antique Dealers’ Show, the Rutland Shelves are a contemporary take on a traditional piece of English furniture.
Made in fumed oak, decoratively shaped shelves are held between uprights featuring traditional cotton-reel turning. The fuming deepens the natural colour of the oak and brings out the character of its grain, while the distinctive silhouette gives the piece a more playful, decorative presence.
Made in England by JC+CO, the shelves bring together accomplished furniture making, a deep understanding of wood and a willingness to play with the traditions of the craft.
Oakleaf is a richly layered all-over pattern that brings warmth, rhythm and quiet character to a room.
Drawn from a historic design in the Bruce Fine Papers archive, the original was discovered pasted to the back of a picture frame and is thought to date from the 18th or 19th century. Carefully restored, it is now reissued using traditional hand block printing, preserving the softness, depth and irregular beauty of the original.
With its scrolling leaf forms and balanced repeat, Oakleaf feels both decorative and enduring, equally at home in a country house, townhouse or more contemporary interior.
Minimum order quantity 2 rolls.
ADAM DANT LIMITED EDITION PRINT
WELCOME TO THE NOTSWOLDS
Adam Dant brings his singular eye for place, character and tradition to a map of England’s overlooked heartland.
BRUCE FINE PAPERS x NOTSWOLDS
THE WALLPAPER COLLECTION
This delicate leaf pattern brings the atmosphere of an English country garden indoors, with a finely detailed frond motif full of movement and lightness.
A contemporary take on the hand-printed domino papers that flourished in the 18th century and became a defining feature of historic interiors.
Drawn from material kindly donated to the Bruce Fine Papers archive by the Legard family of Scampston Hall, the design is rooted in the enduring appeal of the English country garden.
Inspired by a house celebrated for its gardens, where the landscapes of Capability Brown and Piet Oudolf meet across the grounds, it sits naturally within the Notswolds palette of soft greens, chalked blues and earth tones.
Minimum order quantity 2 rolls.
See the colours, pattern and print up close with a complimentary A5 wallpaper sample.
Oakleaf is a richly layered all-over pattern that brings warmth, rhythm and quiet character to a room.
Drawn from a historic design in the Bruce Fine Papers archive, the original was discovered pasted to the back of a picture frame and is thought to date from the 18th or 19th century. Carefully restored, it is now reissued using traditional hand block printing, preserving the softness, depth and irregular beauty of the original.
With its scrolling leaf forms and balanced repeat, Oakleaf feels both decorative and enduring, equally at home in a country house, townhouse or more contemporary interior.
Minimum order quantity 2 rolls.
See the colours, pattern and print up close with a complimentary A5 wallpaper sample.
Inspired by the repeating geometric patterns of domino papers, small printed sheets used across Europe in the 18th century to line walls, cupboards, drawers and boxes, Malton Diamond reimagines one of wallpaper’s earliest decorative forms for the modern interior.
Drawn from material kindly donated to the Bruce Fine Papers archive by the Legard family of Scampston Hall, Malton Diamond translates the sense of rhythm and order of domino papers into a refined diamond motif that brings texture, depth and charm to a room.
The original motif was donated to the Bruce Fine Papers archive and has been reworked as part of our wider collaboration, presented in a palette inspired by the Notswolds. Soft chalked blues, greens and earth pigments drawn from the surrounding landscape and architecture.
Minimum order quantity 2 rolls.
See the colours, pattern and print up close with a complimentary A5 wallpaper sample.
Inspired by the repeating geometric patterns of domino papers, small printed sheets used across Europe in the 18th century to line walls, cupboards, drawers and boxes, Malton Diamond reimagines one of wallpaper’s earliest decorative forms for the modern interior.
Drawn from material kindly donated to the Bruce Fine Papers archive by the Legard family of Scampston Hall, Malton Diamond translates the sense of rhythm and order of domino papers into a refined diamond motif that brings texture, depth and charm to a room.
The original motif was donated to the Bruce Fine Papers archive and has been reworked as part of our wider collaboration, presented in a palette inspired by the Notswolds. Soft chalked blues, greens and earth pigments drawn from the surrounding landscape and architecture.
Minimum order quantity 2 rolls.
See the colours, pattern and print up close with a complimentary A5 wallpaper sample.
Oakleaf is a richly layered all-over pattern that brings warmth, rhythm and quiet character to a room.
Drawn from a historic design in the Bruce Fine Papers archive, the original was discovered pasted to the back of a picture frame and is thought to date from the 18th or 19th century. Carefully restored, it is now reissued using traditional hand block printing, preserving the softness, depth and irregular beauty of the original.
With its scrolling leaf forms and balanced repeat, Oakleaf feels both decorative and enduring, equally at home in a country house, townhouse or more contemporary interior.
Minimum order quantity 2 rolls.
See the colours, pattern and print up close with a complimentary A5 wallpaper sample.
MAXWELL BARLOW LIGHTING x NOTSWOLDS
THE CHAPEL LANTERN
Designed in collaboration with leading lighting designer Maxwell Barlow, and made using traditional British metalworking techniques in the Notswolds.