Belated but very large thanks to luxury and boutique travel club Mr & Mrs Smith for naming Rye Pottery their “what to buy” if you visit Rye.

It’s an incredibly comprehensive write up by Kate Weir and really manages to suggest things that often only locals would know. Not least describing us as “straddling the line between style and whimsy”, which to all who know our work pretty much sums us up!

If you’re planning a trip you can read the full feature click here as it’s packed with ideas of where to stay, eat and what do while you’re in beautiful Rye.

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Critically the piece was highlighting what great venues the seven towns were all year round and not just in the warmer months. Alongside Rye, the other suggestions for a visit were Deal & Folkstone in Kent, Southend-on-Sea & Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex and Brighton, Hastings & Rye in Sussex.

If you’d like a great genuine travel review on all the above places you can read the article online here

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It’s a thoughtful list of some of the fab places to stay, eat and visit when you’re here. We were of course delighted to be included in the Shopping section.

So if you’re planning a trip our way this one is a must read. Our thanks to journo Mia Chapman @mia.sidewaysmedia who was kind enough to bring us hard copy of the magazine in person!

You can read the full write-up by clicking here

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We were excited to be featured as House & Garden’s Specialist of the month with a feature written by Ticky Hedley-Dent and stylish photographs by Dean Hearne. They were both lovely to spend time with and delightfully curious about the complexities of making pots every day. Do click here if you’d like to read the full article.

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Country Living has given us a fab start to the year by naming one of our Lamp Bases “Editor’s Choice” in their first Emporium of 2024. The whole section had a focus on artisanal gifts from some of their favourite makers and small businesses so we were in good company too.

“Established in the late 1700s, family-owned Rye Pottery has a rich history of crafting beautiful ceramics. This lamp is no exception, showcasing their skill in blending past and present by combining mid-century design with centuries old techniques.”

This beautiful photo was styled by Country Living’s Alaina Binks with photography by Nato Weldon.

The table lamp pictured shows our Cascade sgraffito decoration in Denmark Green. You can see more of our Lighting here.

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We’re delighted to say that our quirky freehand-painted Bug Tiles for Kitchens & Bathrooms were featured in the September edition of The English Garden magazine. Even when we’re not featured it’s a lovely glossy magazine to treat yourself to, always calming and inspiring.

Their website is here if you want to sneak a peak and if you’re tempted by our tiles you can see the wide range that we paint and print by clicking here.

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Thrilled to be in House & Garden’s must keep annual “Kitchens & Bathrooms” supplement. Out now (June) but do note it’s the July edition you need to buy.

Our Mid-century Modern lamp bases in Denmark Cascade were a small part of the amazing Carroline Riddell scheme on a Manor Barn she and her team renovated. Even if you’re only looking it’s worth a few minutes to enjoy the scale and beautiful simplictiy one of our favrouite interior designers has brought to the project. You can read more about Caroline and this specific project here.

But if you’re considering an upgrade or even just a bit of a spruce this month’s House & Garden supplement will be invaluable to have on the coffee table. It’s packed full of inspiration and stunning ideas with a host of different styles, suppliers and designers and interior designers on every page. Come on you know you want to. You can click here to read a bit more about it.

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We’re so grateful to Lucy Cleland and the Country & Town House team for writing a feature about Rye Pottery’s latest figures – the Lion & Unicorn tattoo-inspired bookends.

If you’re interested in an update on how the design inspiration behind our unusual new pieces, well, it’s a cracking read and it’s free online if you click here!

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