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stablished in 2005 by mother-daughter co-founders Yvonne and Rebecca Drury, the first collection from MissPrint included a series of patterns printed onto silk at the family dining room table and has
since grown to become a leading British design studio. “We founded MissPrint after being inspired by a screen-printing project
at university. We started out printing lampshades and cushions on the kitchen table and have grown organically over the years. Wallpaper felt like a natural progression as a growing interior brand and it is now our core product. We love that our papers are manufactured in Britain allowing us to easily visit the factories and be part of the printing process. We were super excited to see our iconic patterns reimagined and brought to life in our first ever tableware collection. We are both textile designers and just love pattern! We now have a few more family members working alongside us, so we really are a family business,” says Rebecca Drury. Spanning everything from tabletop products to kitchen textiles, MissPrint
is fast becoming a recognisable name on the high street for its distinctive use of patterns and colour. The business has expanded its presence in the nation’s biggest stores, including John Lewis and Next, with new product lines which have been created as part of its established brand licensing programme with The Point.1888. From MissPrint’s licensee partner, Pure Table Top, comes a unique and beautiful mid-century collection of ceramics, kitchen textiles, placemats, and coasters. Illustrated by hand, the debut tabletop collection captures
MissPrint’s signature style and identity to breathe new life into the home. The collection, which is intended to fill the gap in the market for fresh spring products, launched at John Lewis in February and is also available on both MissPrint’s and Pure Table Top’s websites, as well as selected independent stores and garden centres across the UK. “All our designs are hand drawn. I actually feel more free drawing by hand than on a computer. I like that I can draw to scale and put the design on the wall as its evolving to see how the scale is working, it gives a good idea of how the finished design will look. I also love that I can look back through old sketchbooks and drawings and surround myself with them, it is more inspiring to me than a computer screen, and it is more organic and tactile. We love colour here at MissPrint and think it should be embraced. It can change the feeling of a room and even influence and lift your mood,” Drury adds. Already hugely popular among homeowners and interior design enthusiasts, MissPrint is looking ahead to the growth of the business. Drury says “We spend a lot of time experimenting with our prints across lots of different home decor items. We have some big plans ahead for new ranges launching next year and some very exciting opportunities to branch out even further in the home and garden! We would love for MissPrint to continue to grow and develop new designs and products; it’s a never- ending brief. Our patterns aim to make people feel better day-to-day by inspiring them with colour and illustration.”
Afternoon Tea Products Price & Kensington Meadow collection
Our Price & Kensington Meadow collection offers everything you need to serve afternoon tea in style. Featuring dried floral motifs in a hand-painted design on cutlery, cake plates, and mugs, the range is perfect for a tea party in the sun. The sophisticated pieces even include a two-tier cake stand, made from porcelain for extra durability and strength. The stand is designed elegantly and is quick to assemble, ideal for using time and time again. The simple yet classic design of the coordinating collection will suit any kitchen.
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Contemporary gift retailer Enesco is delighted to announce the addition of a brand-new Disney Mickey Mouse tableware range into its hugely popular licensed Disney Home collection. Pieces across the new tableware collection include a stylish mono design, seeing the iconic silhouette of Mickey Mouse presented in lovely shades of blue, as if created from the brush strokes of a water colour artist, the motif pattern is off-set against a cool off-white background. With items completed by a deep blue rim detailing, the whole collection has a stylish and elevated look, sprinkled of course with that bit of Disney magic your customers know and love. Included in the new collection and sure to make any tablescape look simply stunning is the Disney Mono Teapot, Disney Mono Teacup and Saucer (Set of 2), Disney Mono Mugs (Set of 2), Disney Mono Espresso Cup and Saucer (Set of 2), Disney Mono Cream Jug, Disney Mono Sugar Bowl, and lastly, the Disney Mono Side Plates (Set of 2).
uuksales@enesco.co.uk uwww.enesco.co.uk Celebrate afternoon tea with Haden kettles and toasters
Created with rapid boil technology, Haden kettles ensure minimal waiting time for your tea to steep. Their generous capacities and user-friendly features make them perfect companions for intimate gatherings or larger tea parties, ensuring every cup is brewed to perfection. Completing your afternoon tea set-up, Haden toasters take centre stage – at the ready for the perfect crumpet or jam toast. Embodying a retro-inspired design and available in stunning finishes, they bring a nostalgic touch to your kitchen countertop. Featuring multiple browning settings, wide slots to accommodate various bread sizes, and convenient functions like defrost and cancel, Haden toasters guarantee your tea-time treats are toasted to perfection and to your preference.
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