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The Shop Floor Project works with a wonderful array of designers, artists and makers to design, develop and commission extraordinary collections.

TRADE PLATES

TRADE PLATES

Inspired by 17th century Barber Bowls, Carlo Briscoe has created a series of Trade Plates for professions such as blacksmiths, tailors, glovers, physicians, beekeepers (detail above) and, of course, the barber. 

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Nature Plates

Nature Plates

Using a Lorca poem as a starting point, Natalie Ferstendik explored themes of nature using words and poems to inspire the form and decoration of her plate collection. These are fragments of poems, writ large for all to see, feel and revel in.

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HARVEST JUGS

HARVEST JUGS

Christina Serra Delmar creates an exclusive collection of contemporary Harvest Jugs; large globe-shaped pitchers dating back to the 18th century and originating from rural potteries in Devon.

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BEADED BEASTS

BEADED BEASTS

The extraordinary new collection of Beaded Beasts are here!

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An Artist’s Garden

An Artist’s Garden

As the flower and vegetable seed catalogues hit our doormats and we cosy up by the fire to flick through them, dreaming of spring, let Georgie Richardson’s collection of Flower Portraits stir the imagination and remind us of the seasons to come. 

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THE BAROQUE GARDEN

THE BAROQUE GARDEN

A collection of handcrafted jewellery inspired by the Old Masters. Earrings and necklaces that catch the light, blurring the centuries, appearing at once to be both straight from a Vermeer painting and from a contemporary jewellery studio.

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BOOK OF HOURS

BOOK OF HOURS

In these new works, Kosuke Ajiro has created a contemporary Book of Hours, in which he documents and celebrates the fictitious events in the daily lives of his imagined characters; myths, stories, births and marriages, the weather, festivals and mysterious messages are all recorded within these works.

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    THE PLANT HUNTER

    As featured in House & Garden (January 2024 issue)

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    PIGEON POTS

    PIGEON POTS

    Rebecca Brown's plump pigeon pots, characterful cats and resting rabbit pots are inspired by pieces from the Chelsea Porcelain Factory which were produced around the early to mid 1700's and designed 'to animate the table and celebrate the possibilities of clay'.

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    The Breakfast Table

    The Breakfast Table

    Fliff Carr creates a collection for a very special breakfast

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    PAPERCUT QUILTS

    PAPERCUT QUILTS

    Can you hear it? The rhythmic snip, snip, snip coming from the studio of Sarah Battle, nestled high up in the attic of an 18th century weaver’s cottage in the West Yorkshire hills. It’s a song that has been singing for many years.

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    IN THE PRESS

    IN THE PRESS

    It’s fair to say that Sarah Battle's Papercut Quilt collages, made exclusively for The Shop Floor Project, are making quite a stir. Since October they have been featured in The World of Interiors, House & Garden, Homes & Garden and more. Shown here is the full ‘Quilt’ option on the pages of Lancashire Life. 

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    ARTIST PRINTS

    ARTIST PRINTS

    Explore our significant collection of signed, limited edition prints by contemporary artists made exclusively for The Shop Floor Project to museum archival standards.

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    COMMISSION A WORK OF ART

    COMMISSION A WORK OF ART

    Did you know about our very popular commissioning process?

    If you see an object that you would like, but it has sold out, we can commission a similar piece for you.

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