Pukka Print
British fabric studio Pukka Print has collaborated with British artist Sarah Campbell to create a special collection as part of the brand's tenth birthday celebrations. Combining Sarah’s joyful approach to pattern with Pukka Print’s commitment to traditional Indian block printing, the new collection is centred around bold geometric prints and a bright colour palette that brings a strong new aesthetic to Pukka Print’s collection. View the whole collection here.
Elite Tin Treats
A new venture in tinware, a perfectly formed small collection, starting with two sizes of caddy and a small tin tray. Available widely at retail.
The Wooden Postcard Company
We’ve got a new collaboration with The Wooden Postcard Company! Four different seasonal designs printed on sustainable wooden cards. Just write your message, stick on the stamp, and post! Available widely at retail, also here & coming to my website soon.
Anthropologie x Sarah Campbell
We're celebrating the spring together! A new collaboration between Sarah Campbell Designs and Anthropologie brings a whole new look to the idea of home-to-garden: outdoor plates, tumblers, dishes and serving platters along with garden candles, games, tablecloths, picnic rugs, garden cushions, playing cards and more bring flowers indoors and take decoration outdoors.
I’ll be running a series of short in-store workshops “Craft a Card with Sarah Campbell” at various locations on various dates, more information and booking here.
Stringberry Phone Cases
Carry a painting with you wherever you go! See my full collection of phone cases here.
Free Spirit Fabrics
NEW | Flowerfields Collection
Walks in the fields. Meandering in the flowerbeds. Daisies in the hedgerows. Sunday table celebrations after a morning at the family kitchen garden. I usually return home from the allotment with bunches of flowers alongside the pickings of beans and tomatoes - we love to let the flowers bloom where they seed to give colour and merriment among the veg. Into a favourite jug they go, and often a painting or drawing will ensue, trying to capture their informal beauty - 'Sunday Table'. This new collection, 'Flowerfields', grew from some of those paintings. View the full collection here.
Fresh Picked Collection
How exciting - I’m now a member of the FreeSpirit design family! Growing a new collection opens so many design doors. I’ve been out in my pattern garden and picked all sorts of flowers from tiny florets, leafy bowers, sketchy daisies to huge painty blooms, both detailed and relaxed. With colours from smart, simple, sharp charcoal and cream to the full simmering heat of late summer dahlias, this group is fresh-picked with design abundance. See the full collection here.
Museums and Galleries
We're now licensing images with Museums and Galleries for a range of decorative stationery – cards and notecard packs, gift wrap, tissue, gift bags, bookmarks and birthday cards.
'Painted Treasures' Anthropologie, London
For London Craft Week October 2020, and on into the autumn, I was invited to fill Anthropologie's Kings Road Gallery with my hand-made work in a selling exhibition which I called 'Painted Treasures'. Primarily a collection of hand-painted cushions, panels and garments together with hand-bound stationery, special hand-made dolls and printed scarves.
Livingstone Studio, Hampstead
During the pandemic lockdown I've made a small collection of hand-painted garments – jackets, dresses and shirts, using linen, cotton and calico for the Hampstead shop Livingstone Studio. Generous in shape, pattern and colour, each one is a unique piece of wearable art.
Michael Miller Fabrics
A long and fruitful relationship with the US fabric company, who specialise in producing lovely cotton fabric for home sewing. Our latest collection is Atelier - in two colour groups - see it online with all the other available designs at Michael Miller Fabrics.
West Elm
One of the most successful and distinguished homewares stores in the US, we've worked together for four years now, and between us continue to produce many designs on fabrics, rugs, bedding, boxes, tables, ceramics and wall art.
Magpie
Our first collaboration with the UK giftware company is Viva, a collection of designs for porcelain ceramics, bamboo fibre trays and table-ware beautifully made, styled and packaged.
Go With The Wind, Beijing
We've just completed our third collection for this imaginative womenswear company in Beijing.
Modflowers
We've worked together on several projects, notably the beautiful and meticulous fabric dolls made with our Michael Miller Fabrics, and the special edition stitched using our vintage Liberty fabrics.
Anna Huix
Anna has developed a project photographing fashion from our fabulous archive.
Michael Ruh
I was invited by Michael to join him in an evening of glass-blowing in his South London studio; enjoying colour was our starting point.
Habitat
We supplied habitat with many many yards of designs and cloth in the '70s, '80s and '90s. So when it came to their 50th anniversary they invited Sarah to join a group of their distinguished designers to each make a special celebratory design. Ours was this rug 'Fifty Leaves' – one for each year.
The London Cloth Co
Having mentioned the word ikat to Daniel on a visit to his amazing weaving mill, he then invited Sarah to come and paint directly onto a warp and wove this wonderful length there and then; more to come...
The Do South Shop
We have worked with the proprietor of this smart South London interiors shop on several projects including hand-painting the windows for special occasions!
The Scarf Gallery
Local to our studio, The Scarf Gallery invited Sarah to make and show a selection of unique hand-painted silk scarves for their opening exhibition.
Roger La Borde
We made a collection of paintings for birthday and greetings cards for this well-known UK stationery company.
Pen Heaven
A little on-line project to make something fun and papery for Christmas!
Fashion & Textile Museum
From special exhibitions, talks, workshops, and a vibrant presence in their shop we have an ongoing friendship with this important London textile museum.