Home Decor

Rachel is an NHS midwife and mum of three, in her spare time she creates decorative wooden wall art from her home in Holmfirth. Inspired by nature the artworks capture her love of plants and trees. Rachel sources offcuts from the furniture industry which would otherwise go to landfill.

Paper artist, Jeanette, is based in Hartshead, a village near Cleckheaton. When her god daughter wanted an alternative to fresh flowers for her wedding, Jeanette discovered kirigami. Kirigami is a variation of origami, the Japanese art of folding paper. In kirigami, the paper is cut as well as being folded, resulting in a three-dimensional form.

Jeanette’s collection at the gallery includes: single flowers, bouquets, bunches in vases, and paper potted plants.

Andrea creates her beautiful ceramics in her garden shed in a village south of Huddersfield.

Andrea’s work aims to bring a smile and to remind us that mother earth is full of wonder. She is inspired every morning by birds and nature.

Ceramist Chloe is based in Marsh, Huddersfield. She started creating kiln fired pieces after she retired to give herself focus and purpose but what is has given her most is JOY! Chloe loves the whole process of deciding what to write on the clay, the printing of the lovely letter shapes, refining, colouring and glazing. She hopes her work will say the right words to you and bring a smile to your day.

Assunta is a contemporary stitch artist, based in Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire. She creates lace artworks using a forgotten sewing machine lace making technique developed in the 19th Century. It is a slow, hands-on process. Conscious of her impact on the planet she makes use of recycled and discarded materials. Fabric off-cuts from a tailor’s shop, hand embroidery thread, discarded because the intention to learn embroidery was never realised, and recycled polyester sewing machine thread, made from waste plastic bottles, are all transformed into beautiful artworks for your home.

Golcar pebble artist Karen can create something truly special for any occasion. Her pebble art frames are made using pebbles, driftwood and sea glass. Both image and text can be customised to your preferences. With a choice of white, black or grey frame.

For inspiration pop into the gallery gift shop and view her ready to buy collection,

Theresa is addicted to stained glass and passionate about keeping this art alive and part of everyday life for generations to come.

From her studio in Sheffield she uses this beautiful material to make flowers, butterflies, hearts, stars and anything she thinks will make you smile and bring a little joy to your day.

Mandy is a needle felt artist based in Marsden. After doing a wire sculpting course in 2018 she began adding different materials to wire bases and armatures. Felt was one of the materials she explored. She has been needle felting ever since. Mandy mostly makes birds because she likes birds, watching them and learning about them. Mandy says, “I just like to make stuff that hopefully makes people smile, even if they don't buy it, if it makes people smile, I think it's done its job.”

Pam makes Jesmonite home décor pieces from her studio in Holmfirth. Jesmonite is an eco-friendly, water-based casting material made from natural materials, which are all recyclable. She enjoys experimenting with pigments, inks, and mica powders, but she especially likes simple, organic forms and colours.