New & exclusive to the New Craftsmen is the ‘Dram Chair’ by Gareth Neal, inspired by The Glenlivet Nàdurra – a connoisseurial whisky crafted in small batches using traditional...

There is a deep and abiding connection between craft and architecture. Craft has the unique ability to add colour, texture and material contrast to the built environment – either...

Visitors to The New Craftsmen’s pop-up shop today and tomorrow (3rd and 4th December) will be able to watch makers Gareth Neal and Kevin Gauld put the finishing touches to their...

Hot young designer Lola Lely draws a close to our Atelier series, presenting her exquisite rendition of a Maker’s Trestle – made in the Benchmark workshops in Kintbury – in store...

Happiness, healthiness, well-being, ‘now-over-next’; however you want to put it, mindfulness & an emotional connection to our environment is a hot topic, & at the heart of our...

Long abundant in oak trees, Britain historically had a thriving oak bark tanning industry with one, two or even three tanneries in almost every village working to cure the local...

Last Christmas, knitwear designer Emily Watts of The Good Shepherd retreated to Scotland to take up a residency on the Inshriach Estate as part of The Bothy Project...

Referring to both the tactile and emotional qualities that craft evokes, this body of work by a selection of British makers demands the engagement of head, heart and hand...

Press article 'England's New Craftsmen' in 1st Dibs Introspective featuring an interview with Catherine Lock for the launch of their first furniture collection ‘Common Parts' released in October 2017.