“Supporting local businesses is crucial if we want to keep our local High Street alive and buzzing with independent, exciting and creative shops. Don’t just talk about it, do something about it: shop locally and you will make a real difference!” Patricia van den Akker – Director of The Design Trust. We’re very excited
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From the very first armchair, the first coat of paint and the first cushion you fluff up on your sofa, your house is a canvas – a statement of who you are and what you love. There’s no better place to see this philosophy at work than The Craft House at Hartley Hall, the showhome
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Meet Tara McNeill – the second of our tote bag design competition winners! Our bespoke designed, hand screen-printed ReFound bags have now been printed and perfected and are available to pick up in store and online! (click here) To celebrate the winners of our competition to create a bespoke design for the bags based around
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So the legend of our Legenderry Chairs project is over – and it ended with a bang! The Legenderry Chairs exhibition at the Craft Village in Derry attracted plenty of visitors, curious to view our collection of stunning chairs-turned-masterpieces – each with their own legend to tell of partnerships between local business and arts sectors.
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Lines, blocks and symmetrical pattern have been strutting their stuff on the interiors catwalk this season.Never one to ignore trend inspiration, the ReFound network have been putting their creative juices to work on a Geometric theme for our new show, currently on display in our showroom. As always, using reclaimed pieces as a
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Derry-Londonderry continues to embrace its title of City of Culture this year with vibrancy and colour – ReFound are delighted to be a part of it with an exciting project bringing local business and artist communities together, creatively focusing on that all important member of our household – THE CHAIR! Initiated in partnership with interdisciplinary
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