ARTCUTS

Artcuts is a family-run business creating high-quality wooden products and decorations, committed to sustainability and craftsmanship.

Founded in 2012, they have organically grown their collection of handcrafted laser-cut shapes made from birch wood sourced from sustainable forests in Finland.

Their plywood designs are made to their own specifications and are exclusive to Artcuts, ensuring unique creations.

BEEVIVE

In 2018, during a short break in Cornwall, BEEVIVE was inspired by a unexpected encounter with an exhausted bee. After reviving it with a sugar-water mix, they watched it buzz back to life. This experience ignited their passion for bee conservation, recognising the vital role bees play in our ecosystem.

Determined to make a difference, they created the Bee Revival keyring, a clever tool designed to provide an instant lifeline to fatigued bees, helping to combat their decline and raise awareness.

BRIE HARRISON

Brie Harrison is an artist and illustrator known for her vibrant botanical designs across greetings cards, prints, and homeware.

Inspired by nature, her work reflects her passion for plants, pattern, and colour, often drawn from her Suffolk countryside walks and travels.

Brie’s distinctive unique designs have helped grow the business in a mindful way. Brie has collaborated on projects for the V&A Museum, Cotton Clara, and Snape Maltings.

BURGON & BALL

With a legacy stretching nearly 300 years, Burgon & Ball began its journey in Sheffield, England, in 1730, crafting premium solid steel sheep shears. Their expertise in producing exceptional tools is unmatched.

Modernising their operations and with investments in manufacturing, customer service, and marketing solidified their position in the garden tools market. In 2012, Burgon & Ball's stainless steel tools received the prestigious endorsement of the Royal Horticultural Society, marking a pinnacle achievement in the gardening industry

CARTWRIGHT & BUTLER

Cartwright & Butler, a family business spanning five generations, began in 1981 in a coastal Yorkshire town. Known for their teatime treats, they have been perfecting jams, chutneys, and biscuits for over 115 years, blending tradition with a touch of luxury.

Committed to sustainability, Cartwright & Butler has partnered with Ecologi, planting 760 trees monthly to offset CO2. They focus on eco-friendly packaging, aiming to phase out single-use plastics. Their products, including palm oil-free items reflect a dedication to ethical sourcing and quality. They also proudly support local charities, including the NHS.

CATHERINE TOUGH

Catherine Tough blends bold, playful design with traditional craftsmanship, inspired by her mother’s love of knitting. After studying at the Royal College of Art, she built a Hackney-based brand known for cosy, handmade socks, scarves, and lavender cushions—all crafted with ethically sourced yarns and a focus on sustainability.

Her team uses time-honoured techniques in their studio and a Scottish mill, while a long-standing partnership with a Portuguese factory ensures ethical production using Woolmark-certified spinners. The result: beautifully made, eco-friendly pieces that bring warmth and joy to any home.

CREAMORE MILL

Founded in 1981, Creamore Mill is a family-run design and woodturning workshop based in Shropshire, England. Specialising in handcrafted home and garden pieces, Creamore Mill combines traditional craftsmanship with timeless design. Founded in a small workshop, the family business continues to grow, crafting each piece with care and precision.

All products are crafted in-house, the team draws inspiration from traditional tools. Using sustainably sourced timbers such as oak and beech, Creamore Mill upholds the highest environmental standards, ensuring that each piece embodies an eco-conscious design.

FELT SO GOOD

Founded in 2009, Felt So Good champions high-quality, ethically made products with a commitment to sustainable design.

Crafted in Nepal, each item is handmade from biodegradable materials, using azo-free dyes and plastic-free production methods.

Designed in the UK, Felt So Good products pass through skilled hands for dyeing, felting, and finishing. Supporting Felt So Good, you champion ethical practices and provide fair, secure employment to their talented team, ensuring they enjoy a life of independence and dignity.

HERBOO

Herboo, founded by Henry and inspired by his Granny Shirley, is all about making gardening easy for everyone. Growing up, Henry found joy in transforming window boxes and small outdoor spaces while living in rented London homes.

At Herboo, a garden can be any space such as balconies, windowsills, or backyards. Offering themed seed kits for all seasons and skill levels, Herboo aims to inspire everyone to create their own green oasis, no matter the size.

HYDRO-HERB

Hydro-Herb, a Suffolk-based eco-craft company, offers sustainable, UK-made hydroponic herb-growing kits. Using recycled wine bottles and biodegradable materials, the kits are designed to be eco-friendly, requiring no soil.

Each kit includes organic, vegan-friendly nutrients, enough to grow herbs for up to two years. Simply water and provide light, and herbs fully grow in 6-8 weeks. Spare parts are included for replanting. The company is committed to reducing its carbon footprint, partnering with Ecologi to plant and maintain saplings with every purchase.

ILEX STUDIO

Founded in 2018, Ilex Studio is a Shepherd's Bush-based design studio focused on celebrating nature's beauty through unique glass vases. Their Acorn and Avocado Vases transform seed growing into an elegant home décor element, reflecting the lifecycle of plants.

Inspired by London's parks and Ellsworth Kelly's plant drawings, these vases promote an appreciation for plant growth and contribute to climate change efforts by encouraging tree planting. Committed to sustainability and quality, Ilex Studio aims to make a meaningful impact by integrating nature into everyday life.

JELLYCAT

Founded over 25 years ago, Jellycat has become one of the world’s most beloved soft toy brands, known for blending playfulness with luxurious quality. Their UK-based designers experiment until they create something magical, bringing new, whimsical characters to life.

Handmade in China using high-quality, certified safe fabrics, Jellycat toys are crafted primarily from cuddly soft fabrics, with recyclable materials ensuring eco-consciousness.

JUST TRADE

Just Trade, a UK-based fair trade jewellery and accessories brand, was founded in 2006 by Laura Cave to provide sustainable market access for artisans. Collaborating with twelve artisan groups from Peru, Ecuador, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam, they create handcrafted jewellery using traditional skills and ethical, locally-sourced materials.

Committed to fair trade, they follow the World Fair Trade Organization's principles, prioritising people and the planet. Recycling and sustainable practices are integrated into their production process, ensuring both high-quality craftsmanship and environmental responsibility.

KING & MCGAW

Founded in 1982 by three brothers in Brighton, King & McGaw has grown globally focusing on celebrating art. In their commitment to environmental responsibility, they have adopted energy-efficient printers with UV-printing inks and use sustainable paper alongside hand-crafted frames.

Their hand-finished frames are made from sustainably sourced ash and oak from North American forests. To combat waste, they use recyclable packaging and continuously seek ways to enhance sustainability in their operations.

MUSANGO

Musango, a family-run business based in Herefordshire, launched in 2017 with its signature Musango mug, expanding into vibrant homeware. Known for its bold hues and contemporary designs, Musango collaborates with artisans in Portugal and Morocco to create hand-finished, high-quality ceramics.

Sustainability is central to their mission, focusing on eco-conscious production and ethical practices. Their functional and playful products, from mugs to dining essentials, are crafted with a dedication to detail and sustainability. Musango blends practicality with stylish, eco-friendly design, supporting local crafts and protecting the environment.

NIWAKI

Niwaki, founded in 1997 by Jake Hobson and his wife Keiko, is a Japanese-inspired gardening brand that celebrates the artistry of skilled Japanese artisans who hand-forge each product. Drawing on his training in traditional Japanese pruning techniques in Osaka.

Designed for precision and durability, Niwaki promotes sustainability by offering long-lasting, repairable tools that reduce waste while supporting traditional craftsmanship. By blending Japanese techniques with timeless design, Niwaki empowers gardeners and craftsmen to elevate their work with exceptional tools.

ORIGINAL DUCKHEAD

Founded in London in 2012 by Morgan Cros, Original Duckhead is a British brand dedicated to sustainability and quality craftsmanship. Known for their iconic duck head umbrellas, the company transforms nine recycled plastic bottles into each canopy, while using sustainable birch wood for the handles.

Committed to minimizing waste, they upcycle surplus materials into reusable bags and partner with R-Coat to recycle discarded umbrellas into fashion accessories. Every umbrella is handmade with durable, eco-friendly materials, promoting longevity and thoughtful consumerism, all while celebrating vibrant design.

PIKKII

Pikkii, a London-based brand, designs playful, sustainable gifts and games that bring people together. Since 2016, they’ve focused on creating unique, meaningful products that spark joy and emotional connections. Sustainability is key, Pikkii uses eco-friendly materials, plastic-free packaging, and soy-based inks. Inspired by founder Ste’s love for handmade gifts, the brand prioritises thoughtful design and while making sure their products are kind to the planet. Pikkii’s creations are fun, built to last, and environmentally responsible.

ROKA LONDON

ROKA London, founded by Emma and Brett, was born from a need for functional, weather-resistant bags inspired by British weather. Their first design, the Bantry, is sleek, stylish, and practical, with compartments for all essentials.

Sustainability is key to ROKA’s ethos, using recycled materials and offcuts to minimize waste. Their eco-conscious bags are crafted for comfort, durability, and everyday use. Designed in London, ROKA bags are now sold worldwide, blending quality, unique style, and a commitment to reducing environmental impact, all while supporting local UK craftsmanship.

SEEDBALL

Seedball, founded by conservation scientists Emily and Ana, aims to boost British wildflowers and wildlife through their innovative seed balls. Established in London in 2011, Seedball uses a unique method to enhance seed germination, promoting eco-friendly gardening.

Their products are 100% UK-made, with tin packaging sourced locally and tube packaging from recycled cardboard. All seed mixes are bee-friendly and peat-free, supporting pollinators and wildlife. Committed to sustainability, Seedball donates over 200,000 seed balls annually and is part of Project Maya, focusing on wildflower nature reserves.

TWEEDMILL

Established in 1971, Tweedmill is a family-run business in North Wales, crafting high-quality British-made blankets and picnic rugs. Influenced by local nature, their designs reflect the colours of nearby forests and the River Dee.

Tweedmill uses natural fibres and time-honored weaving techniques to create durable, breathable products. By championing wool’s renewability and incorporating recycled materials, their UK-made items reflect exceptional craftsmanship, sustainability, and quality.

WILDLIFE WORLD

Wildlife World, based in Chavenage, Gloucestershire, is the UK’s leading designer of eco-friendly wildlife garden products. For over 20 years, they’ve crafted innovative habitats and feeders for birds, mammals, amphibians, and insects.

Committed to sustainability, they use FSC-certified timber, recycled materials, and renewable energy in their UK workshop. Partnering with wildlife experts, they develop unique, conservation-driven products, including projects like transforming grasslands into wildflower meadows and planting native trees to create wildlife corridors.