The fourth story in our series of studio visits with Inigo looks in on the Sussex workshop of Alfred Newall. Alfred's contemporary take on antique bobbin furniture is built to stand the test of time – read on to find out more.

This spring, The New Craftsmen launches an Award in collaboration with Cockpit Arts. Together, we endeavour to open up opportunity and build greater diversity in the craft world. Read on to find out more.

This week, in collaboration with Inigo, we visit the Oxford studio of slipware potter, Dylan Bowen. Read on to discover more about this age-old pottery tradition and Dylan’s fascination with mark-making.

We are delighted to be re-opening our Mayfair showroom on Tuesday 13th April, by appointment. It’s important to us that everyone feels comfortable and well within our space. Read more on the steps we have taken to do so…

The relationship between Britain and its yew trees is a long and mythical one. In celebration of Anthony Bryant's brilliant yew vessels, we delve a little deeper into the history of this greatly venerated tree.

Over half a century since its original conception, Joe and Marthe Armitage have collaborated to revive a floor lamp designed by the architect, Edward Armitage. We talk to this creative duo about craft heritage and adapting the design for a contemporary audience.

In the second instalment of our collaboration with Inigo, we talk to Rich Miller of Froyle Tiles about the humble craft of ceramic tile production and Froyle's artistic ethos.

Glass blower, Edmond Byrne, presents his new Ensemble Collection, which explores a more sustainable approach to glass making; seeking a re-examination of his making process and a reflection on form and colour.

The New Craftsmen have joined forces with Inigo in order to highlight brilliant work from a variety of makers and disciplines. This week we join basketmaker, Hilary Burns, in Devon.