Using traditional methods, Natalie Sedgwick of Lapwing Designs uses precious metals and stones to make what she calls wearable art.

Recent work by Clare Dawdry of We Make Pots has focused on small groups of pots, all different but united with a balanced set of glazes.

Using mainly local timber, designer/maker Daniel Lacey creates fine furniture, from small items to whole rooms, inspired by – and often named after – the scenery and wildlife around his home in Langholm in the Scottish Borders.

Mother and daughter duo Lucy Clough & Cath Kerr of Sparks Sculptures have amassed a huge pile of scrap metal from which they make elegant sculptural items, including animals, birds, fish and abstract forms, for the home and garden.

Designs by Rosie Reid of Colour Rosie are based on what she calls ‘the beauty in nature’s imperfections’.