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Eight new furnishings by British brands showcase UK design diversity

architecture-design · 2026-05-29

Dezeen Showroom has highlighted eight new furnishings, lights, and textiles by British brands and designers, coinciding with Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 (19–21 May). The products include The Unfinished Works wallpapers and fabrics by Morris & Co, based on patterns at The Huntington museum; the Heath table lamp by Tala designer Zoe Stark, inspired by London's chimney pots; a Larder cupboard by Sussex-based Inglis Hall; the Emerald collection in jewel-toned green by Bisley; Shellen and Cove recycled voiles by Skopos; the Collective Cast writable surface by Kent-based The Collective; the Highgrove collection by Sanderson, inspired by King Charles III's gardens; and the Pullman Modular seating system by NaughtOne.

Key facts

  • Dezeen Showroom featured eight products from British brands.
  • Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 took place 19–21 May.
  • Morris & Co released The Unfinished Works based on patterns at The Huntington museum.
  • Tala's Heath table lamp was designed by Zoe Stark, inspired by chimney pots.
  • Inglis Hall's Larder cupboard is a solid wood cabinet over two metres tall.
  • Bisley's Emerald collection offers a jewel-toned green colourway.
  • Skopos's Shellen and Cove voiles are 100% recycled polyester.
  • Sanderson's Highgrove collection draws from King Charles III's gardens.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Dezeen Showroom
  • Clerkenwell Design Week
  • Morris & Co
  • The Huntington
  • Tala
  • Inglis Hall
  • Bisley
  • Skopos
  • The Collective
  • Sanderson
  • NaughtOne

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Sussex
  • Kent
  • Hampstead Heath
  • Highgrove

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