This simply styled pendant is in a teardrop shape with an 8mm amethyst stone set onto polished silver then layered onto textured silver.

It measures 3.5cm x2cm at the widest and is hung on an 18" sterling silver belcher chain.

About Mora Jewellery

Mora writes;

"All the jewellery is made using certified recycled sterling silver, with the addition of semi precious stones, and I use traditional metalsmithing techniques self taught over many years of enjoyment with my aim to create unique pieces that are a pleasure to wear.

I studied history and archaeology as a student and have always loved celtic art and design, particulary of the La Tene period in Europe with it's interlacing geometric patterns and curvilinear lines and shapes. My jewellery takes inspiration from that style but with a modern twist.

​It's also very important to me to use recycled silver. 

Mining metal is environmentally very costly but silver is infinitely recyclable and can be melted down and re-used continuously - basically just clean it and melt it!

The bulk of the world's silver (60%) is used in industry and technology because of it's conductive, reflective and anti bacterial qualities but it would often eventually be lost to landfill. However more and more of the silver used in industry is now being recouped and re-used, both due to environmental legislation but also due to the fact that it can be sold on. Currently about 20% of the worlds silver is now produced through recycling - mainly from industrial sources but also from jewellery and silverware - and that is predicted to rise in the coming years. 

A beautiful item of silver jewellery gives so much pleasure and is worn and enjoyed for years. It's something we all love and recycled silver has to be the natural choice."

Following on from the popular ceramic fish sculpture, Trevor Woods of Mount Ida Pottery has framed his lifelike ceramic fishes for your home, in this standout piece of original art.

Dimensions: 50cmx 50cm

About Mount Ida Pottery

Mount Ida Pottery is based in Banbridge, Co. Down, Northern Ireland. It is owned and managed by Trevor Woods.

The landscape of Northern Ireland has been a major source of inspiration in his work as a ceramic artist.

During the time as a full-time ceramic artist, Trevor has collected and recorded images that inspire his work, from the local undulating landscape of County Down to the rugged coastline that surrounds our beautiful country.

Trevor works with a range of clays which includes Porcelain and Stoneware and uses a broad range of finishes which includes under glazes, oxides, earthenware and stoneware glazes, to create interesting surface detail. He uses various techniques such as throwing and hand-building, to create a range of forms both large and small.

This cushion armchair combines perfectly the comfort and style for your living space.

Dimensions (Approx.)

H: 79cm W: 63cm D:73cm

This item is only available for click & collect

Regenerate your living space with this stylish corduroy Wayne Armchair.

Dimensions (Approx.)

H: 73cm, W: 66cm, D: 66cm

This item is only available for click & collect

This new basket by Handed By is perfect for plants, and is completed by it's smaller friends in the set.

Dimensions: Height 50 Cm. Width: 21 Cm. Depth: 21 Cm.

This item is only available for click & collect

The latest addition to our family is Frieda the ceramic Friesian, wonderfully created by Caroline of Dernagross Designs.

Frame stands independently or can be hung on a wall.

Dimensions (Approx): 12.5cm x 12.5cm

About Dernagross Designs

Caroline has been teaching Art & Design at a local high school.  She has always loved art and went on to study ceramics at university after completing a foundation year at college. From a young age Caroline enjoyed making and exploring materials and learning new techniques.

Married to husband Stephen, Caroline lives on Dernagross Farm . There’s so much to be inspired by - from sheep, cows, chickens..and collie dogs! 

Mixed media art collection on Irish Linen created by Northern Irish artist, Ruth Osborne, in her studio in rural County Down.

The Artwork is framed in a bespoke white wood box frame with conservation standard mount

Dimensions (Approx): 26cm x 26cm

About Ruth Osborne

Art inspired by nature, connected to place and created on Irish Linen. Bring nature into your home or business with original artworks, art prints, and homeware created by Northern Irish Artist Ruth, Osborne, in County Down, Northern Ireland. Each piece is created using a range of printmaking techniques, with Irish Linen as the canvas.

Ruth is inspired by the landscape and flora of Northern Ireland, the changing seasons, Irish Folklore and Celtic heritage. Her work combines printed and painted elements, with each piece being unique and instilled with a sense of place.

This higher halo basket table by Handed By, has been added to our homeware section given the popularity of the halo basket.

This item can function as a stylish table or basket

Height 62 Cm. Width: 43 Cm. Depth: 43 Cm.

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Coast Collection Grey Stripe in Stone by Tara Lewis

Tara from Portstewart is the owner and creator of Stitch & Stones and we are delighted that she has launched her new 'Collection Coast' at The Designerie - made from beautiful ticking fabric, these beautiful bags join her current collection of corduroy bags and are so versatile.

Amy Mackle wonderfully recreates this iconic landmark, Carrick-a-Rede.

This is a small frame dimensions (approx): 27cm x 27cm

About Amy

Based on the shores of Carlingford Lough, Amy's work is made predominantly in porcelain but dabbles in different clays and materials and is inspired by many things - mainly her sense of place, the landscape and the relationship between the natural and the manufactured in our environment. She regularly facilitates and hosts ceramic workshops with community groups and children. Amy graduated from Belfast school of art in 2016 with a BA in Contemporary and applied art. She then completed a residency within the college before setting up her own studio in 2017. In 2019 Amy is due to begin a practice based PhD at Ulster centred around constructing place and identity through urban mark-making.

A perfect mug for mornings. Holding roughly a pint, ideal for those who would like an endless cuppa.

Completed with an unglazed foot exposing the white porcelain and stamped with our maker’s mark

As each piece is individually made so there will be slight changes in each piece and slight colour variations, which is indicative of the material and the hand made processes.  

 H 12 x W10 x D10cm 450 ml

ABOUT THE BLACKHEATH POTTERY

W1190 x D730 x H805mm

*THIS PRODUCT IS ONLY AVAILABLE FOR  COLLECTION*

Beautiful felt artwork by textile artist Linda Lewis, with inspiration taken from the Northern Ireland countryside.  

Dimensions: approx. 52.5cm x 52.5 cm

About Linda Lewis

I am a Textile Artist and Special Needs/Art Coordinator. I create Felt pictures which respond to local landscapes. I am fortunate to be able to extract both inspiration and material from our Coastline. The pictures are created using locally sourced sheep’s wool, which I feel adds a certain familiarity to the narrative of each piece. The wool is felted by hand to create depth, texture and feeling of movement - evoked by our beautiful and temperamental landscape. 

About Me and my work

These gorgeous stud earrings have been handmade by Diane Sutherland.

Each piece is totally unique and is the perfect finishing touch for any outfit.

Dimensions: Rectangle: approx. 0.5cm x 0.2cm, Square: approx. 0.4cm x 0.4 cm, Circle: diameter approx. 0.5cm.

For hygiene reasons earrings cannot be exchanged or refunded 

Who is Diane?

Diane is a graduate of the prestigious Glasgow School of Art with a degree in Silver Smithing and Jewellery.  Diane has been designing and making Jewellery professionally for over 15 years from her studio in Belfast.

Diane designs and makes women's and men's jewellery ranging from necklaces to bangles; earrings; rings; pendants and cufflinks.  These are all one off commission pieces or small batch collections.  All her work is handmade using traditional techniques.  Diane's style is elegant and minimal, her jewellery can be worn from day to night with ease.  Diane's work displays a strong geometric identity, yet it is infused with organic pattern.  Diane completed a specialist course in the art of filigree in Portugal.  This love of pattern making and traditional skills combined with geometry shines through in her unique jewellery designs.

Mist and Moss Candle

Handmade in Ireland - Mist and Moss Candles are cruelty free and vegan friendly

The pottery vessel is re-usable. 

300g

Burn time over 50 hours

About Mist and Moss Candles, owned by Pauline Davis 

Each handmade candle tells a Fragrance Story inspired by the landscape of Ireland.

Our Candles are made in our Studio in the Mountains of Mourne, County Down, Northern Ireland.

Each one is hand poured by me, Pauline Davis, with the purest of ingredients. 

With a simple ethical ethos of purity, I began to research and experiment with natural, kind and healthy materials. I settled on a plant based wax that is fully biodegradable and contains no pesticides or herbicides. It is plant-based with essential oils.  The beautiful ribbon wick is made from paper, without any metals.  

Simply put, there is no paraffin, no parabens, no lead, no animal testing, no animal derivatives.

Each Candle is presented in a beautiful Gift Box which tells the unique story of the fragrance.

Diameter: 60mm
Net Weight: Approx. 40g

About Só Soy

'Só’ – meaning Luxury in Gaelic (Irish)

SÓ SOY candles are hand poured in house using 100% natural soy wax and luxurious fragrance oils. Proudly vegan, every candle is hand poured on the North Coast of Northern Ireland, using cruelty free ingredients, free from animal derived products.

Só Soy was launched in October 2016 by self-confessed candle lover, Hannah. Based at The Giant's Causeway, each and every Só Soy candle is designed, hand poured and packaged in-house.

About Só Soy

'Só’ – meaning Luxury in Gaelic (Irish)

SÓ SOY candles are hand poured in house using 100% natural soy wax and luxurious fragrance oils. Proudly vegan, every candle is hand poured on the North Coast of Northern Ireland, using cruelty free ingredients, free from animal derived products.

About Só Soy

'Só’ – meaning Luxury in Gaelic (Irish)

SÓ SOY candles are hand poured in house using 100% natural soy wax and luxurious fragrance oils. Proudly vegan, every candle is hand poured on the North Coast of Northern Ireland, using cruelty free ingredients, free from animal derived products.