Daniel Bland is known for his fearless use of bold colour and intricate gilded details. Inspired by Parisian architecture, he transformed his cinema room with Guild Lane Super GILD, blending Gold, Burnt Copper, and Platinum to create a striking trompe-l'œil masterpiece infused with vintage opulence.

Upcycled Reloved by Jodi transforms discarded furniture into bold, bespoke pieces, blending sustainability with artistry. What began as a pandemic hobby has evolved into a thriving business rooted in creativity, craftsmanship, and a love for bold design. Guided by meticulous preparation and high-quality materials like Guild Lane’s GILD range, Jodi’s work celebrates transformation and community. With a vision to create an upcycling hub, Jodi aims to unite creatives and clients in a space celebrating sustainability and unique design.

Amy Jane Elves’ art merges realism with fantasy, drawing on themes of mythology, resilience, and transformation. After years of hesitation, she left teaching to pursue her dream as a full-time artist, creating intricate graphite, ink, and gilded works. Her Medusa series and Death Tarot card exemplify her ability to blend storytelling with detailed artistry. Inspired by personal experiences and her love of mythology, Amy’s work celebrates beauty in darkness while exploring new creative horizons.

Karen Musgrave Hill’s journey into botanical art began as a serendipitous discovery, evolving from coloured pencil drawings to intricate glass vessels. Her work merges delicate botanical illustrations with layered decoupage and gilding techniques, creating one-of-a-kind pieces that celebrate nature and craftsmanship. Influenced by vintage Japanese papers and rich colour palettes, Karen’s art reflects her passion for precision and beauty. She continues to explore new techniques, preparing for an exciting solo exhibition showcasing her distinctive fusion of art and glasswork.

Former PR professional turned upcycling artist, Rebecca, transforms vintage furniture into bespoke statement pieces, blending glamour and practicality. Drawing inspiration from her fashion and design background, Rebecca creates bold yet timeless designs, like her art deco-inspired dining table for Amanda Holden. Guided by sustainability and a love for craftsmanship, her work balances client needs with her signature style, celebrating unique artistry while championing the beauty of repurposed furniture.

Lotus Blu Book Art blends artistry, heritage, and sustainability into handcrafted journals and creative tools. Inspired by South Asian and English traditions, founder and self-taught bookbinder, Jane, transforms vintage fabrics, handmade papers, and natural dyes into one-of-a-kind pieces. Combining vibrant designs with meticulous craftsmanship, her work preserves cultural legacies while offering functional art. Through workshops and online courses, she shares her passion for bookbinding, encouraging others to explore their creativity and create with meaning.

This upcycling business was founded on a passion for transformation—turning vintage furniture into functional art while inspiring creativity in others. Drawing from nature’s geometry and the elegance of Art Deco, each bespoke design is distinct yet timeless. With a focus on mid-century pieces, the work blends vibrant colours, craftsmanship, and a personal touch. Alongside furniture commissions, plans include expanding into murals and homeware, continuing to celebrate individuality and sustainability through innovative design.

Avalana Design and Lucia-Kreate blend creativity and craftsmanship to transform interiors into striking, functional spaces. Avalana, inspired by nature and romantic maximalism, creates cinematic designs, while Lucia, driven by practicality and restoration, elevates vintage and commercial spaces with unique touches. Their partnership thrives on bold ideas, meticulous execution, and shared vision, as seen in their transformation of Solberge Hall’s Drawing Room, where opulence meets Georgian elegance with contemporary flair.

Avera Cosplay blends craftsmanship and creativity to bring bold, intricate characters to life. Focusing on armour-heavy designs, Avera uses techniques like foam work, LED integration, and cel-shading to create standout builds, such as the Demonic Brigitte mashup for BlizzCon. Inspired by fun and competition, her creations reflect a love for detail and storytelling. Transitioning from commissions to guesting and education, Avera continues to inspire the cosplay community while aiming for a world championship win.

Develey Atelier blends artistic passion, colour, and pattern to transform vintage furniture into unique statement pieces. Inspired by South African culture and guided by William Morris’ ethos, the work celebrates craftsmanship, enhancing each piece’s natural beauty with thoughtful designs. Using high-quality paints like Guild Lane for vibrant, seamless finishes, the creations reflect a love of artistry and sustainability, offering timeless, repurposed furniture that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Kookiwood began in 2019 when a budget-friendly idea to use wallpaper on furniture sparked a passion for upcycling. Founder and former RAF member, Karen, transitioned to full-time furniture artistry in 2021, blending mid-century aesthetics with bold designs and techniques like decoupage, gilding, and hand-painting. Specialising in cocktail cabinets, she transforms vintage pieces into striking, functional art, guided by her love for experimentation, creative freedom, and the joy of crafting unique, standout furniture.

Monsoon Dragonfly Interiors began 18 years ago when a passion for rescuing quality furniture evolved into a thriving upcycling business. Founded on principles of craftsmanship and originality, they specialise in transforming solid wood, vintage, and antique pieces into stunning bespoke designs. With an emphasis on functionality and opulence, their work combines heritage colours, rich textures, and intricate details, ensuring every piece tells a unique story while preserving its historical charm.

Marcie K’s lifelong creativity and resourcefulness, shaped by a make-do ethos of the ’70s, led her to upcycling as a career. From sewing her own clothes as a teenager to experimenting with papier-mâché furniture and running a children’s clothing business, her journey evolved into transforming vintage finds into bespoke pieces. Combining thoughtful designs, bold colours, and sustainable practices, Marcie creates unique furniture that balances character and functionality while preserving history and reducing waste.