Made to be used, not admired
Kitchen and table goods from small workshops in Britain and Portugal. Built heavy, finished by hand, and sold with the name of the person who made it.
Free shipping over £60
60-day returns
Made in small batches
Named makers
Repair, don’t replace
Plastic-free packing
Free shipping over £60
60-day returns
Made in small batches
Named makers
Repair, don’t replace
Plastic-free packing
What people keep coming back for
Restocked when the workshop finishes a run, which is why some of these sell out. We do not pre-order against stock we do not have.
Restocked
Ridgeline stoneware set
£94
£78
Four bowls, thrown and glazed in Stoke. Oven, dishwasher and drop safe.
Rated 4.9 out of 5412 reviewsHeavyweight linen apron
£54
Portuguese linen, 320gsm, cross-back so it stays put through a long service.
Rated 4.8 out of 5268 reviewsLast few
Hammered copper pan
£165
Two millimetres of copper, tin-lined by hand. Re-lining service included for life.
Rated 5 out of 596 reviewsOlive wood board
£42
Cut from a single piece, so the grain runs unbroken. No two are the same shape.
Rated 4.7 out of 5531 reviews
Everything on this table is still for sale in ten years
We only stock what the workshop can keep making and what we can keep repairing. That rules out most things.
We put the name on the box
Every piece is stamped by the person who made it, and every workshop is paid before the run starts rather than on sale.
Aoife Brennan
Stoneware · Stoke-on-Trent
“The glaze is the only thing I will not tell you how to do.”
Tiago Ferreira
Linen · Guimarães
“A good apron gets better for about two years, then it stays there.”
Marta Oliveira
Copper · Porto
“Tin lining is a dying trade. That is exactly why we still teach it.”
What people say once they have used it
- Rated 5 out of 5
“Four years of daily use, through a dishwasher twice a day, and the glaze has not crazed once. I have replaced two supposedly nicer sets in that time.”
Priya Raman
Ridgeline stoneware set - Rated 5 out of 5
“I cook for a living and I am hard on aprons. This one has outlasted six. The cross-back is the difference — nothing pulling on your neck at hour nine.”
Callum Reid
Heavyweight linen apron - Rated 5 out of 5
“They re-lined the pan for free, four years after I bought it, and sent it back with a note from the person who did it. That is not normal and it should be.”
Yusuf Demir
Hammered copper pan
The questions we actually get
One letter a month, from the workshops
What is being made, what is landing, and the occasional piece about why a thing costs what it costs. No discount codes.
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