All The Small Brands Interior Designers Love
Andy Goodwin
Co-Founder & Creative Director Of Fettle
Milagros
The wall tiles at Milagros have a wonderful handmade feel. There’s also a great colour range of glazes full of variation and depth.
Elena Ágata Ceramics
This company is amazing if you want to add a little whimsy to a space.
Foresso
Foresso does unique and sustainable surfaces which we often use across multiple projects.
Palefire
If your’re looking for a statement light fitting, Palefire strikes that perfect balance between statement and classic.
Buster & Punch
This isn’t such a small company anymore but we’ve always loved the handles from Buster & Punch. Touchpoints are very important in hospitality projects and the quality of these ones really comes through.
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Christian Bense
SOW
We are big fans of embroidered details in the studio and we absolutely love what Sow does – from simple details to fully embroidered artworks.
Gilly Nicholson
Gilly Nicholson makes my absolute favourite bedlinen. I wouldn’t sleep in anything else!
Moro Dabron
I first came across Moro Dabron via Jamb London, when they created a limited-edition candle together. I think they are incredibly chic.
Uncommon Ancestor
Sticking to our love of embroidery, these pieces are incredibly cool and strike that perfect balance between classic and contemporary.
Astrid Houssin
Astrid isn’t going to be a small brand for long. She’s one of my best friends who has launched her debut furniture collection and it’s incredibly cool.
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Andreas Christodoulou
Founder Of House Of Dré
Aldershaw Tiles
Ths is one of the only suppliers in the UK that still makes traditional English tiles by hand out of local clay at competitive prices. It shouldn't exist but I am glad that it does.
Rose of Jericho
A boutique paint supplier that has the most gorgeous natural hues, Rose of Jericho was founded to produce breathable paints in a traditional way that would help to preserve the walls of heritage buildings. I love the rich natural tones – no modern commercial paints can match this finish.
Matilda Goad
Matilda is the master when it comes to offering a selection of pretty 'moments' to add to a design. The hardware collection is really eye-catching and you can mix and match the handles and backplates for a really unique result.
Yarn Collective
Yarn has a very curated collection of good quality fabrics, specifically natural and recycled fabrics in a range of earthy and vibrant colours.
Charles Lowe & Sons
With a long history of cabinet making, furniture restoration and carpentry dating back to 1825 – and skills passed down from father to son – this is the definition of a family business. The wooden floor finishes are of the highest quality and you can also work with them to produce any finish you like.
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Rebecca Simmons
Bonni Outbuildings
Bonni Outbuildings creates incredible outbuildings with a twist – a far cry from the dull cube designs on the market.
Edit58
We have created a cushion collection with Lisa from Edit58. It’s also a go-to for rug sourcing.
Issy Granger
We love every single one of Issy's designs and always put them forward to clients. She makes such happy designs.
Mahn House
This beautiful candle company creates scents inspired by the Suffolk coastline.
The Cloth Shop
Our favourite place to rummage for fabrics, we use The Cloth Shop at least once in every project. Find it on Portobello Road.
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Nicola Harding
Penny Worrall
With Penny Worrall, old textiles get a new life – colourful, quirky, and impossible to ignore.
Alice P
Alice P makes paper come alive. Every sheet is bursting with colour.
Jessica Pemberton
I’m drawn to Jessica Pemberton for her craftsmanship, skill and how every commission is intended to be completely one-of-a-kind.
Nushka
Nushka does it all: bold textiles, playful patterns and interiors that feel effortlessly stylish.
Rosi de Ruig
I like how Rosi de Ruig turns bold colour and pattern into lighting that quietly steals the show.
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Laura Butler Madden
Founder Of Grove England
Addison Ross
I love how simple Addison Ross have made having photos framed. You simply choose your frame and upload the photo. Perfect for gifting. I am eyeing up this one in collaboration with Sophie Paterson.
Alice Grace
Her furniture collections are beautiful and we had the most gorgeous bespoke footstool made by her – it’s soft, practical and a really cosy centrepiece for the room.
Straw London
One of my favourite places to visit in London, I love Straw’s terracotta pieces, especially the lampshades and pots.
Trunk Floor
I love Lisa who runs Trunk Floor – she has such a wonderful eye. We use Trunk time and again in so many of our projects.
GROVE England
Expertly crafted in England, my Anemone candle has the most delicious, gentle scent that fills a room. I am biased but I always have a few dotted around the house.
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Laura Stephens
Lamp London
This is a little quirky boutique in Peckham that also has an online store. It has a lovely range of interior pieces – from lighting to tableware – and it’s my first port of call for homeware gifts.
Pinxton & Co
This is one of my favourite places to source interesting hooks – 'The Rateau’ is our go-to.
Isla Simpson
We met Isla last year and love her pretty printed sheer fabrics. All the designs are her own too.
Homeluxe
This is a new brand that’s based in Northumberland – we can’t wait to see the rattan handles and this brass bow in person.
Jessica Light
Jessica makes the most incredible trims and tassels. I love everything she does and have commissioned many bespoke pieces for projects.
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Sophie Eadie & Fi Crole
Founders Of Eadie & Crole
Maitland & Poate
This is a family-run business selling beautiful reclaimed encaustic Spanish tiles. We value how they work closely with traditional artisans to create new designs that honour heritage techniques.
Retrouvious
An impressive myriad of reclamation and vintage items, Retrouvious brings salvaged, reclaimed and vintage materials back into circulation. Its work combines a salvage practice with design and architecture, using historic materials to create original, characterful interiors while promoting sustainability and storytelling through material history.
Howe at 36 Bourne Street
An ever-evolving treasure trove of leathers, textiles and wallpaper, this company emphasises timeless design and craftsmanship, working with skilled makers to offer products that age beautifully. Its ethos centres on using authentic, enduring materials rather than chasing trends, helping customers create warm, practical and elegant interiors.
The Blanchard Collective
Consider this Wiltshire’s not-so-secret destination for both antique and contemporary decorative accessories.
Eadie & Crole
We are really proud of how our own collection is growing. Our two fabric and wallpaper collections have been really well received. We recently collaborated with renowned Cotswolds makers Lorfords Contemporary, launching our first-ever range of upholstery – a trio of original, handcrafted furniture pieces. Additionally, three of our timeless fabric designs have now been reimagined as beautiful rugs in an exclusive collaboration with Jennifer Manners.
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Andrea Benedettini
Loom Furniture
Loom Furniture offers a beautifully curated range of coffee tables, side tables and console tables. There’s also a wonderful selection of stones on offer and a high level of customisation. They are the perfect addition when you want to introduce a subtle touch of luxury to a space.
The New Craftmaker
The New Craftmaker is one of our favourite artisan suppliers. I’m particularly drawn to the vessels by Adam Ross – his ceramic textures and glazes are truly special. Each piece adds a strong sense of craftsmanship and authenticity, instantly elevating an interior with warmth and character.
Fosbery Studio
I discovered Fosbery Studio a few years ago, and since then I’ve specified many of its pieces across different projects. The lighting collection is timeless. I personally love the Ripley wall lights, which I’ve used both as task lighting and as picture lights to highlight small artworks.
MAH Gallery
MAH Gallery is my current obsession. I genuinely love everything it shows. The team represent an exciting roster of contemporary artists, including Lucy Naughton, Alexandra Wong and Hubert Mardi. Many of the artworks are surprisingly accessible, and the accessories collection – featuring vessels and decorative objects – is just as thoughtfully curated.
The Specified
I’ve loved The Specified since the moment I came across it. This independent retailer represents a collection of exceptional Australian-based brands. From beautifully crafted Armadillo rugs to unexpected details like bronze croissant-shaped handles, it’s a treasure trove of distinctive pieces.
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Phoebe Hollond
Founder Of Studio Hollond
Water And Wood
I love Water and Wood. It’s a beautifully curated emporium of original, restored ironmongery, fittings and home accessories, all of which add history, interest and delicacy to any space.
Dorian Antiques
Dorian Antiques stocks mainly French furniture dating back to the 20th century – pretty much everything from lighting to drinks trolleys. It’s hard to leave the shop empty handed.
Tessa Layzelle
Tessa Layzelle’s textiles are second to none. Her quilts are the perfect way to add warmth, comfort and that folksy feel. We used her quilts for a twin bedroom in our Sussex country house project.
Ivo Angel
I love to host dinner parties for friends and family, and nothing feeds my soul more than a beautifully laid table. Ivo Angel’s products are lovely and make wonderful gifts.
Imogen Pope
Imogen Pope’s shades never fail to add character to a room, and they cast the most warming, gentle light. I love the ‘Silk Frill Coolie’, which is on my wish list for my own home.
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Maria Lindgren & Adele Lonergan
Founders Of Covet Noir
Ransom & Dunn
Ransom & Dunn is an elevated interiors and lifestyle brand whose beautifully curated capsule of bespoke furniture and accessories always feels thoughtful and refined. Founded by American-born, London-based Julia Ransom and Johanna Dunn, we love collaborating with fellow female-led brands and have used one of the stunning Nero Marquina plinths in our new interior design studio on Langton Street.
Dorian Caffot de Fawes
Dorian Caffot de Fawes is a London-based French antiques dealer with an exceptional eye, specialising in characterful 20th-century furniture and accessories. With showrooms on Church Street and in Menorca, he’s our go-to for unique side tables and one-off ceramics.
Sedilia
Sedilia has been designing and making upholstery in its Clapham showroom for nearly 30 years, and the craftsmanship and customer service are second to none. Whether choosing from its own collection or creating something bespoke, you feel completely supported and guided by the team’s depth of experience.
Hamrei
Hamrei creates sculptural furniture that feels closer to art than design, with each piece designed by Hamrei himself and made in Portugal. We return to his work time and again for special accent elements, and love his focus on locally sourced, eco-conscious materials and his signature use of solid cast textured metal.
Les Themes
Les Themes, founded by Rebecca Goddard, offers a beautifully curated selection of accessories that add a refined, feminine layer to our projects. Best known for the iconic tassel shell, her pieces are timeless, chic and thoughtfully styled – and we’re always proud to support another female-led brand.
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