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December 1 2013
Christmas Gift Guide
Marie Claire featured products from www.designedinengland.com over a number of pages for the perfect pressies.
Gifts included the’Jammie Dodger’ keepsake box, ’Doggie’ money boxes and the ’Cardboard Radio’ to name just a few! |
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November 1 2013
Ceramic feature - Fired Up
House & Garden feature on ceramics made in the heart of Stoke On Trent potteries, celebrating British pottery manufacture.
Features ’Paradise Lost’ plate designed by Designed In England.
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April 1 2013
So Hot Right Now
In Ideal Homes’ shopping ideas page, our ’Southern Softie’ mug is highlighted in a feature about embroidery with the x-factor!
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June 18 2012
Shortlist - Decorative Plates
Homes and Gardens feature around the Best of British plates include Andrew Tanners ’Chintz Where?’ and Chris Inders ’Knife and Fork’ plates.
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June 6 2012
China with a twist of Chintz
The Evening Standard features Andrew Tanners blue ’Chintz Where?’table ware in their Homes and Property section.
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April 2 2012
Andrew Tanners’ ceramics appear in Livingetc ’Made In Britain’ supplement.
Tanners’ Heritage Wall Vases and Staffordshire dog money boxes feature in this glossy magazine celebrating home-grown design, manufacturing and innovation.
This is so us!! |
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March 1 2012
Front cover feature of world exclusive Augmented Reality plate
The infamous Crafts magazine features an exclusive front cover and features showing Andrew Tanners and digital agency Unanicos ’English Hedgerow’ wall plate. A world exclusive on ceramics which comes to life with a free, downloadable app of the same name.
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September 20 2011
Featured in Coast magazine as one to watch.
Chris Inder’s ’Knife and Fork’ dinner plate is promoted in this lifestyle magazine.
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March 26 2011
Grazia Living feature on Modern Rustic Style.
Includes Andrew Tanners ’Against The Grain’ rug and DesignedMade’s ’Tarantula’ Tealight.
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November 21 2010
The Mail On Sundays ’You’ supplement features Andrew Tanners ’Sayings In Stitch’ mug in their Christmas Gift Guide.
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November 14 2010
The Sunday Times Home section features Andrew Tanners ’Art of Entertaining’ collection.
Art Attack - ’Frame your culinary concoctions’ with this collection. Also featuring Andrews other bone china titled ’Flock’ and ’Enchanted’ - ’fabulously textured white bone china’.
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November 9 2010
The Edited Choice of Patterned Plates
Living etc feature Andrew Tanner’s ’Art Of Entertaining’ tableware in their feature of plates. ’That eternally classic colourway - blue and white- is refreshed in modern designs.’
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September 4 2010
Living etc feature Andrew Tanner's 'Sayings In Stitch' bone china mug entitled 'Lovely Jubbly'.
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August 21 2010
Made In Britain.
'Jolly up your cuppa' with the Sayings In Stitch collection by Andrew Tanner.
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June 14 2010
Homes and Gardens features www.designedinengland.co.uk in their web section.
The place to purchase Andrew Tanner Margo Selby Sena Gu and Teresa Green.
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May 21 2010
Sew whats new
Sayings in Stitch feature in Cross Stitcher Magazine.
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March 25 2010
Living ETC selects the Silhouette Clock by Andrew Tanner as one of the top clocks for the home.
Have a look for yourself under our ceramic section
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March 1 2010
Homes and Gardens Magazine talks to Andrew Tanner about style home and the importance of British Design.
Ceramic designer Andrew Tanner talks to Homes and Gardens in the March 2010 issue interviewed by Design Journalist Barbara Chandler. In the interview Andrew speaks about his passion for ceramics and his decade of design within the ceramic industry.
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February 1 2010
What to do this week
Daily Candy shouts about the needlepoint patterned china woven scarves wood ring rugs and more that youll find at www.designedinengland.co.uk for when you are feeling patriotic.
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January 1 2010
Tanner who has been shortlisted for the 2010 UK Young Design Entrepreneur award recently launched his collection Souvenirs Worth Giving which evokes Britishness in an oblique way.
For example it makes reference to Britains love of parks. Shapes such as lovers entwined on park benches are literally cut out of some of its white bone china plates."Walking into a tourist information shop I found myself surrounded by merchandise made in China with little relevance to our heritage and recreational activities" he says. "Red Routemaster buses are being made hundreds of miles away from where you would actually find one. Is this all we have to shout about?"
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