Samuel Wilkinson
Samuel Wilkinson graduated in furniture and related product design at Ravensbourne College of Art & Design in 2002.
Samuel Wilkinson’s commitment and enthusiasm to designing interesting objects and spaces are apparent in his work, always looking to add a fresh dynamic approach in either form or function. His deep understanding of materials and manufacturing helps the studio push the boundaries in achieving a high level of detail and craftsmanship in their output. Their work diversifies across various disciplines from consumer products to interiors to the public realm.
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Rachel Harvey & Lucy Quinn
Harvey and Quinn were highly commended for their jewellery at The British Craft Trade Fair, 2015.
Award winning English designer/makers Lucy Quinn takes inspiration from rare and unusual buttons to create a unique collection of work that is both nostalgic and contemporary.
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Sarah Straussberg
Sarah Straussberg studied Materials Practice at Brighton University following an Art & Design Foundation at Central St.Martins College of Art. Blending her love of sculpture with an exquisite eye for craftsmanship, she hand-makes every piece in her London workshop. Drawing inspiration from natural patterns and textures, Sarah uses sterling silver with 18ct gold plate to create sculptural forms that are elegant and wearable.
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