James Randolph Rogers began working with historic wallpapers in 2007, as a Conservation Assistant in the South West of England. Two years were spent conserving, restoring wallpapers for palaces and stately homes across the country. He now is based in Cornwall and uses pre-1830 techniques to make Domino wallpapers. Fine...

It is hard to believe that one year has passed since we closed the doors on Human Touch - our unique exhibition of artworks designed in collaboration with eight of the world's leading contemporary artists. We welcomed hundreds, possibly even thousands, of people through Sotheby's famous doors and shone a spotlight on the incredible work...

Originally written for Stitch Up - our bi-annual newsletter for our prison stitchers Have you ever wondered how designers and artists find the perfect colour combination? They use colour theory. Colour theory is a practical combination of art and science that is used to determine what colours look good together. The...

At Fine Cell Work, we use only the best quality yarns and cloth in our production. Linen cloth is used in some of our best selling items such as our lavender bags, our Shakespeare range and of course, our popular pineapple collection. If you have ever bought one of our embroidered products then you are...

Originally written for Stitch Up - our bi-annual newsletter for our prison stitchers - below is a brief background to the history of wool. The hairy coats of many wild animals provided our ancestors with fibres that could be manipulated in several ways to create textiles. Clothes made of wool...