Eight furnishings by British brands that show the diversity of UK design
Dezeen Showroom: London's Clerkenwell Design Week celebrates the best of British design. We've followed suit by detailing six designs by UK-based brands on Dezeen Showroom.
From wallpapers and fabrics from the archive of William Morris to a gleaming red lamp informed by London's chimney pots, the following products are by makers and manufacturers based in the British Isles.
This year's edition of Clerkenwell Design Week occurred between 19 to 21 May, with its 15th annual instalment giving rise to installations, exhibitions, product launches, talks, open showrooms, parties and workshops.
Read on to see the latest furnishings, lights and textiles by British brands and designers featured on Dezeen Showroom:
The Unfinished Works by Morris & Co
A series of wallpapers and fabrics has been released by English heritage brand Morris & Co, based on patterns housed at The Huntington museum in the USA.
The Unfinished Works are decorated with Morris's signature repeating botanical motifs, which can adorn walls and soft furnishings alike.
Find out more about The Unfinished Works ›
A thick, cylindrical base crowned by a lobed linen shade forms this table chunky lamp by one of lighting brand Tala's in-house designers, Zoe Stark.
The Heath table lamp is named after the capital's Hampstead Heath, and its form is reminiscent of the statuesque chimney pots, which are seen throughout the city's skyline.
Larder cupboard by Inglis Hall
Sussex-based kitchen maker Inglis Hall has released a solid wood cabinet for storing crockery and dry goods, as opposed to the design's original purpose of storing workshop tools.
The Larder cupboard is over two metres tall, and its double doors can be fully opened up to reveal shelving and nooks for storage.
British workplace brand Bisley now offers a selection of the products in its catalogue in a new jewel-toned green colourway.
Aiming to be as timeless as the brand's filing cabinets, storage units, open shelving and lockers, Emerald has a deep and rich appearance.
Shellen and Cove recycled voiles by Skopos
British brand Skopos's two new voile fabrics have a sheer quality, making them suitable for translucent window treatments.
Shellen and Cove recycled voiles are made from 100 per cent recycled, flame-retardant polyester and come in various neutral tones.
Find out more about Shellen and Cove ›
Collective Cast writable surface by The Collective
Kent-based design brand The Collective aimed to combine whiteboards with acoustic performance in its Collective Cast writable surface.
Available in various colours for both the back-painted writable glass surface and frame, the product aims to integrate seamlessly within interior schemes.
Find out more about Collective Cast ›
Highgrove collection by Sanderson
King Charles III's famed private gardens were the basis for the fabrics in this range by British design brand and Royal Warrant holder Sanderson.
The Highgrove collection is named after and draws inspiration from the 18th-century family residence of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
Find out more about Highgrove ›
Pullman Modular system by NaughtOne
NaughtOne has devised a furniture scheme comprising seating and tables that aim to zone public spaces without the need for walls and partitions.
The Pullman Modular system also facilitates on-the-go work through integrated charging ports, upright seats and writing-height tables.
Find out more about Pullman Modular ›
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