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Rob Elliot has seized the opportunity to fulfil a dream. Since 1987, he has built on the experience of three generations of woodworkers to design furniture using only locally grown timber.
Bringing his inherent skills to the natural beauty of the wood, Rob Elliot has succeeded in producing furniture to be treasured; furniture sought out by householder and connoisseur alike. Rob works mainly in Wych Elm and makes a point of using only trees that have died naturally, ensuring no living trees are felled to make this richly patterned, handcrafted furniture.
Rob Mulholland, a contemporary Scottish artist based in Stirlingshire, Scotland, has created this unique collection of hand crafted metal bowls. Each piece is individually coloured and patterned by applying heat over the surface of the metal. A full range of his work is available in galleries throughout the U.K.
I make furniture from native hardwoods which also includes glass, metal and stone.
Stoneware firing to 1300c, salt graze and reduced stoneware.
Vessels for ritual and sacred spaces. Mythology, legend and folklore of northern cultures influence my work.
Found objects often decorate my work, I intend to develop a new area of work in figurative sculpture.
A. Elliot (Fine Fabrics) Ltd have been producing high quality fabrics and woven accessories using traditional methods for over thirty years.
Ronnie Hek has been established in Coldstream in the Scottish Borders for the past fourteen years. Ronnie and Gail Hek are a creative partnership producing an original range of feather jewellery, silk tartan accessories, Clan crests, velvet plumed berets and quill pens. Ronnie Hek will design your very own tartan at your request in the colours of your choice.
Ross Ketteridge is a co-owner and director of Real Wood Studios, a collective of self-employed cabinet makers based in the inspiring woodland setting of Monteviot Nurseries in the Scottish Borders. It is owned and run by the makers as a not-for-profit cooperative. It works closely with the charity Borders Forest Trust which has a minority shareholding in the company.
I design furniture and architectural joinery in an Arts & Crafts or Art Nouveau style (1890-1910), from kitchens and garden studios to beds and dining tables, with front doors, bookcases and radiator covers a specialty. I regularly use stained glass, beaten copper, and engravings in my work. Almost everything is bespoke; there are few objects generally for sale.
James is an enthusiastic skip-raker, one day he was offered a pile of discarded whisky barrels destined for landfill. Rather than use them for firewood, he dreamed up these desirable little pieces – one thing led to another and ‘Rustic Simplicity’ was born!
Sally creates elegant contemporary hats, headpieces and handbags which are garnished with intricate hand detailing - suitable for every day and every occasion. Her designs offer timeless wearable and versatile elegance for the woman with a sense of wit and individuality.