Having known and worked in the design industry with the quietly-brilliant Jason Smith at different times since 2008, we’re looking forward to collaborating with his practice JASON SMITH-DESIGN across contemporary interiors and exploring new sustainable timber furnishings for private and commercial spaces.

The collection of works presented by JASON SMITH-DESIGN is the embodiment of his creativity spanning; interiors, accessories and furnishings, to products, artworks and objet d'art. Central to his work is the goal of reconceiving and transforming the ordinary and everyday into the desirable, valuable, sustainable and collectable. Passionate about sustainable design, lux cycling, reducing waste and our impact on the environment, Jason creates new surroundings and special and limited edition works of the finest quality. 

In January 2021 we welcomed Charles Byron and Maria del Mar Gómez of Byron & Gómez into the Teer & Co fold of Designer Makers for bespoke commission enquiries, and shared some examples of work they had designed and made for private clients around that time. Today, we hope to inspire your imagination with three stunning pieces that Byron & Gómez have designed and made more recently for their clients.

We’re thrilled to welcome Carl Fox into the Teer & Co fold of Artist-Designer-Makers. Carl joins us to offer his skills as a leather craftsman and marquetry artist to support our management of bespoke commission enquiries from private and trade clients (interior designers, architects, developers, etc).

Great to see Paul Hillary’s current Art exhibition showing his latest collection alongside 6 other artists at The Howard Centre in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Final day is tomorrow 16th Sep 2022 (10am-5pm). Paul’s abstract and semi-abstract art is influenced by atmospheres in nature as well as everyday textures in urban and rural environments.

In the coming months we will feature the work of some inspired contemporary British artists. First up, Paul Hillary is a British abstract and semi-abstract artist influenced by atmospheres in nature as well as everyday textures in urban and countryside environments. Paul has built a reputation for his work in the UK, USA and Europe. He paints in his studio in Hertfordshire and exhibits widely in the home counties of the UK.

The idea of balancing stones inspired this piece by Hannah Tracy, a sustainable Maker of timber furniture, objects and sculpture. The Pebble Chair combines elements of sculpture with functional furniture to reflect feelings and sensations often associated with nature. Each pebble was carved and shaped by hand in English oak.