Sailor's Farewell Afternoon Tea Stand Set Bathrobe with its wide stripes and

with its wide stripes and embroidery detailing in shots of orange

Kit Kemp's range of "Flow" glassware for Spode takes its inspiration from Georgian Rummer glasses

There is nothing smarter than using vertical stripes in an interior space and this design is available in the larger armchair style

Kit Kemp’s geometric Safety Net rug design is inspired by the hand-knotted fishing nets flung over the sides of boats in the harbours of Barbados

Handmade in the UK using re-purposed offcuts from her Design Studio and filled with recyclable materials

Sailor's Farewell Afternoon Tea Stand Set Bathrobe with its wide stripes andKit Kemp has worked alongside iconic British company Wedgwood to create a beautiful collection of specially designed china called Sailor's Farewell. Her design was based upon a collection of embroidered fabrics produced for Chelsea Textiles and has been applied to the bone china creating a unique illustrative style. 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