Kit Kemp's Bone China Tall Tree's Collection, with Spode elevates this range into fine dining. 

Made in the UK, in Spode's Stoke on Trent factory, this collection takes Kit's Tall Trees design inspired by walks in the country, and applies it to a New collection of elegantly shaped Fine Bone China, with hand painted  24 carat gold accents defining every piece.

Kit is influenced by a sense of the whimsical and the lyrical, as well as a love of animals hence the collection features a series of characters and patterns that have a primitive, folkloric feel.

A sailor's loved-one is waving goodbye on a rock with her scarf flying in the wind. As she waves goodbye the motifs around the china shows the sailor's adventures on the high seas above and below the waterline.

Kit Kemp's Calypso Collection, developed in collaboration with Spode, adds a little joy to everyday life, with colourful pinks, yellows and blue adding the sun to your mealtimes, whatever the weather.

John Jenkins, one of the United Kingdom’s leading designers and suppliers of crystal and glass has collaborated with Tim Kemp, Firmdale owner and CEO  to create the ‘Soho’ style glassware which can be seen in all of the Firmdale Hotels in London and New York.

Kit Kemp's  "Flow" glassware, with Spode, is inspired by traditional Georgian Rummer glasses, and includes simple classic shapes that are ideal for everyday use.

Kit Kemp lends her design eye to this classic range of cutlery, to produce a collection that graces every table.

Kit Kemp's range of table linen and tea towels add a pop of colour, and a dash of design detail to your dining table or kitchen.  

Designed by Willow Kemp,  for Spode,  The Doodles collection features beautifully detailed sketches that celebrate the uplifting moments of everyday life, and forms a  joyous, vibrant, and informal tea service.

Kit Kemp's collectable Alphabet Mug Collection with Spode, features richly coloured lettering and is illustrated with an array of fantastical creatures and curiosities.

Our Acrylic trays, are a re-imagining of the traditional tea tray, allowing us to showcase a favourite fabrics or wallpaper by enclosing it in perspex, they add a burst of colour to a coffee table.