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    PAPERCUT CUSHIONS

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      A TILED TAPESTRY

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        An Artist’s Garden

        Georgie Richardson's new paintings

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          ALONG THE ESTUARY

          Take a walk with Denise Allan

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            THE BREAKFAST TABLE

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            STORMS, WILDFLOWERS & WADING BIRDS

            STORMS, WILDFLOWERS & WADING BIRDS

            Denise Allan visits the Levens Estuary almost daily, a short walk from her studio, along ancient walled lanes and past 16th century houses. A place of huge skies, and ever-changing light, the Bay is the largest expanse of tidal mudflats and sand in the UK.

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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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            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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              THE PLANT HUNTER

              As featured in House & Garden (January 2024 issue)

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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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                RAPHAEL BALME

                A GOLDEN AGE

                A GOLDEN AGE

                Exploring the theme of the Still Life, contemporary British painter Raphael Balme returns in November for a second collection from A Golden Age series.

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                  Explore the peaceful world of the Japanese painter

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                  INDIGO-GO

                  INDIGO-GO

                  Francesca Kaye’s collection of plates for The Shop Floor Project are inspired by patterns found in indigo fabrics and folk costumes.

                  Using her signature wax resist technique, the collection is an exciting contemporary take on traditional ‘blue and white’ pottery.

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                    HAND PUPPETS

                    Inspired by Paul Klee’s Modernist puppets, our designs explore the costumes of folklore.

                    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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                    LISA SANDNER

                    LISA SANDNER

                    German artist Lisa Sandner has created a collection of hand made ceramics inspired by antique playing cards in the decorative Delft-tradition of decoration

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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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