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Best British owned homewares brands
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Wallace Sewell: A London and Dorset-based weaving studio run by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell, known for geometric, highly colourful woven wool blankets, scarves, and cushions.
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Recorded answer text · Google AI Overviews · 4 October 2026
The best British-owned homewares brands range from heritage ceramics producers to carbon-neutral print houses and sustainable timber studios.
### Top British-Owned Homewares Brands
- Emma Bridgewater: Famous for handmade and hand-painted cream-coloured earthenware, produced in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Known for classic polka dots, animal motifs, and commemorative mugs. - House of Hackney: A London-based, carbon-neutral print and interiors house offering maximalist wallpapers, statement fabrics, luxurious velvet cushions, and heavy home textiles. - Tom Raffield: Crafting steam-bent, sustainably sourced timber lighting, furniture, and architectural accessories from a workshop in Cornwall. - Feldspar: Based on the edge of Dartmoor, this studio creates fine bone china ceramics finished with hand-painted 24-carat gold rims, designed to be 'objects to last a lifetime'. - Wallace Sewell: A London and Dorset-based weaving studio run by Harriet Wallace-Jones and Emma Sewell, known for geometric, highly colourful woven wool blankets, scarves, and cushions. - Denby: Operating out of the same Derbyshire site since 1809, Denby creates durable, expertly glazed stoneware tableware and kitchenware built for everyday use.
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