Foraged and wild works headed to The Merchant's Table this November.

This year, one studio and two sighthounds later, we decided to officially tie the knot in Suffolk.

Sculptures in their place at the Waterside Inn.

Interview with CRAFT for their online Stories feature.

Sitting down at the start of this year to discuss a body of work for Autumn at The Merchant’s Table, the Wordsworth Dictionary of Symbols...

The Jumbo Asparagus from Audley End - cast in bronze to time to the crop season this year. So delighted to have these finished.

I was utterly delighted when the Roux family reached out to discuss a special commission for the space back in January.

The rest of this interview can be found on the Anthophile website here. Your three favourite flowers? I’m a fan of Foxgloves; an unfussy...

Sharing images here from the ‘medley’ collections created for Linley with produce form Ashbocking House in Suffolk.

Journeying up for Midsummer and All Hallow’s Eve, it was an opportunity to see the grounds in two very different states.

Continuing from my earlier post, the autumn at Audley End gardens provided a truly spectacular range of pears.

From the 29th July to the 25th August, I'll be presenting new works in a display at the Merchant's Table in Woodbridge...

It’s been a wonderful start to the latest collaboration with the kitchen gardens of Audley End. I’ve made two visits so far - one during the

The last year or so I’ve been visiting Ashbocking Hall in Suffolk, collecting produce from the walled garden and orchard. The whole site...

In the colder months of winter, I've been attempting to reorder and sort through work (and chaos) at the studio. As part of this tidy-up,...

An oil on canvas painted in 1911 by the artist Sir William Nicholson.

There seems to be a general increase in awareness when it comes to the interconnectivity of fungi and other plants species.

East coast Scallop, Suffolk oysters, West Coast Brown Crab and Cornish Lobster as 'fruits of the sea', shown above with lemons and olives.

“I saw life branching out before me like the green fig tree in the story..."

Reflections on a house and garden I frequently return to - The Green in Blythburgh, Suffolk. The largely thatched house, remodelled in...