Considered

Home & household

• Arthur Price — British cutlery maker since 1902, five generations, with a Royal Warrant.
• Astier de Villatte — Parisian ceramicist known for black-clay pottery and artisanal scented candles.
• Augarten — Handmade Viennese porcelain manufactory known for heritage and imperial patronage.
• Bernardaud — Limoges family-run heritage porcelain; hand-painted and gold-rimmed.
• Bordallo Pinheiro — Caldas da Rainha ceramicist known for whimsical nature-inspired tableware.
• Broom Company — Handmade Shaker-style brooms from Vancouver; crafted using antique tools.
• Christofle — Paris silversmith since 1830; the reference for silver-plated flatware.
• Cumbria Crystal — Ulverston-based maker of hand-blown and hand-cut lead crystal for film and TV.
• De Gournay — London-based house famous for exquisite hand-painted chinoiserie wallpaper.
• Denver & Liely — Hand-blown English whisky glasses with thick weighted bases and unique designs.
• Georg Jensen — Copenhagen heritage silversmith known for sculptural organic silver jewellery.
• Glencairn — Scottish family-run crystal studio; makers of the official whisky nosing glass.
• Hay — Copenhagen-based modern Scandi design brand; iconic for colorful home accessories.
• Heath Ceramics — Sausalito-based mid-century stoneware maker; known for glazed ceramic tableware.
• Hermle — Black Forest family clockmaker making mechanical clocks since 1922.
• Iittala — Finnish heritage glass and ceramics; famous for Alvar Aalto's organic-shaped vase.
• Iwachu — Iwate-based maker of traditional Nanbu Tekki cast-iron teapots since 1902.
• J. & L. Lobmeyr — Viennese heritage crystal house known for mouth-blown glass and chandeliers.
• Linley — London master marquetry workshop known for wood-inlaid boxes and home objects.
• Matias Moellenbach — Copenhagen designer's sculptural soap: a scented sphere resting on a coloured resin cube.
• Norlan — Modern double-walled whisky glass designed to enhance aeration and aroma.
• Nousaku — Takaoka-based maker of traditional, bendable tin and brass tableware since 1916.
• Olli Ella — Byron Bay-founded modern luxury kids' goods; known for rattan baskets and dolls.
• Richard Ginori — Florence-based royal heritage porcelain maker known for its tea sets and plates.
• Robbe & Berking — Flensburg silversmiths, five generations, known for silver cutlery.
• Royal Copenhagen — Danish porcelain house founded in 1775; famous for hand-painted blue patterns.
• Saint-Louis — France's oldest crystal manufacturer, known for distinctive coloured-stemware.
• Sanderson — Historic British wallpaper and fabric house; custodian of the Morris & Co archive.
• Serax — Modern Belgian ceramics brand known for high-end designer collaborations.
• Shang Xia — Shanghai-based brand reviving Chinese artisan crafts at a modern luxury level.
• Studio ROOF — Amsterdam-based studio creating vibrant 3D wall art from recycled cardboard.
• Sugahara — Chiba-based handmade glass studio known for supplying Michelin-starred restaurants.
• Tom Raffield — Cornish workshop making steam-bent oak and ash lighting by hand.
• Venini — Renowned Murano glassmaker known for iconic 20th-century art glass and vases.
• Vista Alegre — Heritage Portuguese porcelain supplier to the royal court and grand hotels.
• Waterford Crystal — Heritage Irish crystal house; famous for the Lismore pattern and Times Square Ball.
• Wedgwood — Iconic British china brand famous for Jasperware and royal warrant tea services.