Ceramicist artist, Katrin Moye is much loved by Kit Kemp and her Team for her colourful and intricately patterned earthenware decorative pieces, which are hand painted with coloured slips and underglazes, and drawn from her extensive knowledge of art history, and literature, and referencing Delftware, and Majolica, these pieces soon become family favourites.

Sarah Raphael Balme's paintings are decorative narratives, which play on colour and pattern, full of form and texture. Inspired by nature their whimsical character perfectly partners with Kit Kemp's passion for colour and pattern , and can be found in many of our room schemes. 

Robina Jack's Ceramic plates are a firm favourite at Kit Kemp, with her distinctive aesthetic, and naïve brushstrokes, these ceramic plates are imbued with colour and humour, and can be found framed in the drawing room  of Kit's Ham yard Hotel.

Click here to read Kit's Blog on Robina 

Here at the Kit Kemp Design Studio, it is no secret that we are big admirers of Melissa White and her work. She is a close friend and we are continually inspired by her bespoke pieces for domestic, commercial and heritage interiors.

Melissa’s signature style is imbued with a historic, artisanal and painterly feel. Her paintwork is often finished with ageing and distressing to distance it from the new and the mass produced.

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Close Friend of the brand, French Artist, Mimi de Biarritz, always has her finger on the pulse of what's humorous and fun, and produces a wide range of pieces based on whatever she sees that inspires her creativity.

 Our exclusive collection of cat houses, and hand painted cardboard decorative boxes, bring her wonderful sense of fun and add life and colour to your home.

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Infused with witty observational humour, Holly Frean’s work is everything we love about young British artists. Her art is so full of life, colour and charm. It instantly puts a smile on your face!

Hermonine Sky's latest series of work take there inspiration from Italian mosaics,greek ceramics and minoan murals, and is based on a ‘trompe l’oeil mosaic’ technique, used to create an ethereal translucency, and reflect the subtle magic present in nature, and have been featured in Kit Kemp's room schemes.

Kit Kemp's love of form and colour is something she shares with Coco Morris , who's work explores this relationship in the form of abstract painting, which explore the tensions and boundaries,and uses layers and texture to create depth, and add a tactile quality to her work.

If you love illustrations of fascinating interiors there is no one more accomplished than SJ Axelby. 

SJ's illustrations are seen throughout Kit's Design Secrets book, and she has recently published her own illustrative book, titled "SJ Axelby's Interior Portraits, with the forward written by Kit Kemp.

TOTEM is a new sculpture collection by Celia.  As a sculptor Celia found immense creative energy taking stone and sculpting a form to represent an idea, a feeling or a memory in her life. TOTEM  is a continuation of this creative journey.

TOTEM represents the journey of past, present and future in a convergence of mysteries. Celia works with the wonder of crystal gemstones and carved clay forms creating sculpture of vertical harmony grounded through their wooden plinths.

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