5 brilliant new homeware designers to know
We've rounded up five super-talented new homeware designers, who are well worth keeping a beady eye on for gorgeous home decorating ideas!
By Grace Allen
1
Jacqueiline Seifert
Based in Brighton, Jacqueline Seifert is an illustrator and designer; her work is heavily influenced by her Indian, Dutch and German heritage. We love her first product range, a collection of fabulous wallpapers in beautiful and uplifting colours.
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2
Gemma Cate Hicks
Textile and surface print designer Gemma Cate Hicks is pretty new to the interiors scene, but judging by her stunning range of painterly floral prints we reckon she'll go far.
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3
Anna Jacobs
Anna Jacobs had a varied career before deciding to focus on art and design - a painter as well as an interior designer, Anna's boldly printed home accessories include gorgeous lampshades and cushions.
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4
Louise Kirk
Louise Kirk's coasters and trays are stocked at one of our new favourite shops, Avenida Home. Her elaborate Alice in Wonderland designs nod to the 150 year anniversary of the book this year - this tray is just £18.
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5
Katie Alice
Katie Alice is quite the success story - having originally been asked to design some kitchenware for Creative Tops, she now has her own brand, with pretty vintage-inspired products ranging from tableware to textiles.
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