Abi is a London-based aromatherapist, and scent designer, also founder of 20A Aromatherapy and Neighbourhood Apothecary.

Bridging the art, science and spirit of aromatherapy, her work explores the relationship between plants, scent and wellbeing, drawing on botanical wisdom, folklore and the natural world. Through sensory experiences and bespoke scent formulation, Abi invites people to reconnect with nature and discover the therapeutic and creative potential of plants.

Her clients include Soho House, The National Gallery, Six Senses, TOAST and Reia.

8 e Mezzo is the sustainable marble design label of Marmi Azzollini, a respected Apulian stone specialist with six decades of heritage. 

The brand’s name—meaning “eight and a half”—comes from their signature 8.5 cm dimension, cleverly transforming leftover marble off-cuts into handcrafted luxury pieces. With a focus on ecological refinement and a zero-waste mentality, Otto e Mezzo transforms often-overlooked quarry remnants into elegant marble accents.

Kathryn is a Dublin-based textile artist and natural dyer whose practice explores the beauty of colour derived from plants.

Drawing inspiration from nature and the changing seasons, she combines traditional dyeing techniques with an intuitive approach to colour, creating one-of-a-kind textile pieces that celebrate the subtle variations and unpredictable nature of botanical pigments.

Kathryn is the author of Natural Dyeing (Hardie Grant, 2022), and her work has been featured in Vogue, Elle Decor, Financial Times and Selvedge.

Marina is a self-taught ceramist and designer from Northern Italy, currently based in Amsterdam. Through her studio, Marn, she creates one-of-a-kind stoneware pieces and small collections of tableware and home décor. 

Each piece is crafted by hand, wheel-thrown or hand-built. Her ceramics reflect a love for clean aesthetics, tradition, and the joy of making objects for everyday life. All Marn pieces are made with stoneware clay and fired to the highest temperatures with food-safe glazes to ensure functionality and durability.

Jonathan Renton is a woodturner based in Nottingham, UK. With a background in design, he approaches each piece with simplicity, refinement and precision. 

He works with a variety of ethically sourced wood species and crafts delicately thin decorative homeware and vessels.  Particular attention is given to the natural finish of the wood, having honed techniques that result in a flawless silky finish without the use of lacquers.

Emily Ayres launched Design by Nature in 2017, bringing a sculptor’s eye to floristry. Based in Stoke Newington, London, and with a Fine Art degree,

she translates her love of texture, form, and negative space into floral designs that feel more like immersive sculptures than traditional arrangements. Guided by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, her work embraces imperfection and celebrates the raw, fading beauty of dried flowers, creating installations and bouquets that are both contemporary and timeless.

Founded in 1985 in Bassano del Grappa, in Italy's Veneto region, Inedito Lab is an artisanal herbal workshop drawing on two generations of botanical knowledge and traditional craftsmanship.

Working with carefully selected herbs, spices and botanicals, often sourced from small producers, they create entirely natural infusions without added flavourings.

Their philosophy celebrates the aromatic richness of plants, elevating herbal tea beyond its traditional functional purpose into a pleasurable everyday ritual.

The wooden spheres of Bàle are crafted by an artisan based in Friuli, near the border with Slovenia. Working exclusively with storm-felled and broken trees collected from the surrounding woods, the maker shapes each piece by hand, allowing the natural forms and imperfections of the timber to guide the final object.

Each Bàle is one of a kind, carrying both the story of the landscape it came from and the quiet dedication of the hand that shaped it.