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HOUSEWARES AWARDS 2023


Best Online Independent of the Year • Hargreaves of Buxton • Harts of Stur


• Lawsons • Divertimenti WINNER: Harts of Stur


Harts of Stur was commended for its “comprehensive understanding of e-commerce” and “fantastic job of executing an online offering for brands”. Other features which earned Harts of Stur the ultimate title included fast page loading, easy navigation, mobile optimisation and a modern and clean design.


HIGHLY COMMENDED: Lawsons


Generations of customers have relied upon family-run business, Lawsons for its home and kitchenware ranges. Founded in 1904, the retailer has kept the customer at the heart of everything they do and this is equally true for its online presence. This is why the judges appointed Lawsons as the runner up for the Best Online Independent of the Year award.


Best Salesperson of the Year • Deb Hulse - David Mason Design • Mary Flint - Meyer • Rhian Griffiths - Leekes


WINNER: Sam Belcher


One of the judges were impressed by Sam Belcher’s “adaptability in his skills from his time in the warehouse and now working on the shop floor. He has shown initiative in his ability to up skill his product knowledge and sales skills to ensure customers leave the store with the most suitable products for their needs.” Since starting at Harts of Stur in 2020, Belcher has gone from strength to strength.


15 | June/July 2023


• Sam Belcher - Harts of Stur


HIGHLY COMMENDED: Rhian Griffiths


Leekes’ Rhian Griffiths was chosen as the runner-up in a highly-competitive category of industry professionals.


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