Charleston Farmhouse

Inside the modernist farmhouse of Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, a meeting place for the Bloomsbury Group, which today is a hub of creativity and community

Issue One | Foundations

In Issue One of our magazine, we have chosen the theme of foundations. In our feature article on Charleston Farmhouse, we explore the interiors of the iconic Sussex gathering point of the Bloomsbury group, which today is a hub for artists and the local community. We have also chosen to showcase the innovators who are taking heritage craft forward. In Edinburgh, we visit the store and workroom of Stewart Christie, the oldest tailors in the city, before heading to meet Clare Campbell at her B-Corp tartan mill in the Highlands. Finally, we travel to the store and workroom of Campbells of Beauly, the Highland country outfitters. The foundations of our own lives are also explored, in those places we journey to, for respite and inspiration. We hope you enjoy our first Issue, and are excited to bring more stories to you soon. Subscribe today to receive quarterly articles direct to your inbox.

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A New Heritage

Inside the atelier and workshop of Stewart Christie, Edinburgh’s oldest tailor, where new owners Vixy Rae and Daniel Fearn are blending tradition with a modern approach

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Custodians of a Sacred Craft

Prickly Thistle founder Clare Campbell takes us on a tour of her Highlands mill, where she is using salvaged looms to weave new narratives into the story of tartan

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A Legacy of Craftsmanship

Join us as we step back in time inside the store and workshop of Campbells of Beauly, the iconic Scottish Highlands country tailor and outfitter, known as ‘The Highlands Tweed House’

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Road to Recovery

Ceramicist Borja Moronta discovered his passion for pottery whilst recovering from surgery, and his pieces reflect the restorative powers of the ceramics process

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