Congratulations to Sarah
Alumni Sarah Fennel – Fox has taken the bull by the horns and opened her own interiors shop – The Bolthole in Ironbridge in Shropshire
Selling her own fabrics , cards and candles etc .. she is also offering workshops and courses.
Good luck to Sarah and her team
We’ll be back.Click here to see what’s on offer
And meet Sarah too
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Alice has her show in her summerhouse. What a great idea No wonder she celebrates in style
Well done Alice on your collection for childrenswear and display.
So exciting to see of the 11 makers, for team Anthropologie, TWO of which studied Textile Design for Fashion and Interiors here at Bath School of Design.
Lotte Lubach and Fiona Coupe are also two of only four makers to be interviewed in depth.
We love seeing the windows at Anthropologie.
The last time I saw Fiona she was helping to support a huge whale across the floor of the Anthropologie showroom on Regents street
Meet the Makers
Just what you come across on a whizz around the studios at night!
Since finishing my degree last year, I have moved home to the seaside, to Falmouth in Cornwall.
I am in the process of buying a loom and setting up a little studio.
I work in a beautiful interior shop so I can continue to follow my passion for Interior Design and styling.
Recently I presented my work to John Lewis, it has fuelled my passion to get my work out to a wider audience.
I’ve launched my website as a portfolio to showcase my woven surfaces as a useful tool when approaching future ventures.
I have tried to keep the style extremely simple in order to showcase my work to its full potential. My images tend to be detailed close ups showing of the surface texture with some images showing my styling – excellent quality images are a definite must! I hope you enjoy having a little look!
We look forward to seeing your work on sale Amelia and more work being produced when your loom is up and running!
Please make your site and selling site.We’re so keen to buy!
See Amelia’s site here
Last year’s graduate Alice Baldwin has put her tremendous styling and display skills to great effect by opening her own shop in her hometown of Wellington in Somerset.
Alice says…
I opened the shop this week in Wellington, Somerset as this is my home.
It made sense to start here.
As you can probably remember from my time at university, interior design and styling was the direction I was heading and the idea for the shop has been taken from that.
The name is Kin Lifestyle, Kin meaning family. I chose this name, as there’s a connection to ‘family’ in the products I have for sale. I have sourced products that are a mixture of old and new, handcrafted and made with raw materials. This means each product is unique and imperfect and in some pieces, for example an Indian wooden rice bucket, that was used to measure the amount of rice needed to feed a family at the markets. You can see the maker’s carvings and marks, which gives a sense of authenticity and story behind the product.
The shop has been set up and styled with the products for sale as you would imagine them in your home, I wanted the shop to give off a very laid back and wholesome atmosphere to compliment the stock…..
Kin Lifestyle can be found at 7a North Street, Wellington Somerset.
We wish you the very best of luck in your new venture Alice.
It all looks truly wonderful.
Watch out for us all descending for stylish treats and presents!
The student’s design lookbooks go on show.
Each student produces a lookbook which precises their design practice,illustrates their outcomes and stylishly shows their intent.
It really rewarding to see graduate students settling into their dream jobs.
That's What I Want To Do 