The Country Living Christmas Fair is set to return to London next month.
From Wednesday, November 13, to Sunday, November 17, the annual event will showcase everything from one-of-a-kind gifts and the latest trends in home interiors to inspirational ideas for your festive feast.
At the London edition of the show, shop lighting and lampshades from Bay Design, handcrafted wood furniture from Scumble Goose, sheepskin accessories from The Dartmoor Shepherd, and quintessentially British fine bone china and kitchen fabrics from Sophie Allport, plus many more.
Discover handmade, bespoke, lovingly sourced gifts from over 350 independent crafters, makers and inspiring artisans including Eliza Wray, Kate of Kensington, Annie Mundy Jewellery, Heyland and Whittle Ltd, Nutmeg Nursery, Norse, Hogben Pottery and Caurnie Soaperie.
Known as the ‘Gift Wrap Guru’, Jane Means will be showcasing her Christmas gift wrapping essentials while Artcuts will be bringing their range of crafting essentials.
An interactive line-up of workshops and onstage demonstrations will allow you to brush up on an old skill or master a new one, including crafting, decorating and crocheting.
The live stage programme will include advice and inspiration from leading professionals and industry experts. Mike Aspinall of The Crafty Gentleman, will be hosting DIY and craft workshops as well as demonstrations on the Country Living Stage.
The Country Living Kitchen will bring together some of the country’s finest food and drink producers. This is the perfect place to pick up tips and tricks from a team of cooking professionals.
The Country Living Christmas Theatre will offer the chance to gain some festive top tips from expert speakers in 30-minute-long sessions about everything from seasonal inspiration, decoration and gifting to home styling, going green and much more.
Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, London, N1 0QH, Wednesday, November 13, to Sunday, November 17. Details: countrylivingfair.com
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