Discover Avalon by Loomah, a British luxury carpet and rug brand offering bespoke design, exceptional craftsmanship and faster lead times. Proudly designed and made in Britain.

John Cullen Lighting combines 40 years of expertise and innovative design to create understated, high-performance luminaires, transforming spaces with the power of light while championing sustainability and British craftsmanship.

For over 25 years, Britwind has delivered British-designed wind turbines that combine reliability, innovation, and performance, empowering homes and businesses worldwide to generate clean energy and achieve true energy independence.

Every Papillon fragrance is a chapter of memory and imagination, carefully crafted with rare, ethical ingredients to evoke emotion, beauty, and a timeless connection between scent and story.

Handcrafted in Britain using sustainable, marine-grade materials, Coco Wolf furniture redefines outdoor living with elegant, long-lasting designs that offer the comfort of indoor pieces and the performance needed for every climate.

Twentytwo Skincare is more than a natural beauty brand — it is a heartfelt British family story built on compassion, resilience, and a commitment to create genuinely natural and ethical skincare. The company was born from a cosmetics retail business founded by Henry, whose mission was rooted in supporting his mum, Heidi, and providing long-term, meaningful work for his sister, who lives with a genetic condition requiring full-time care.

Hidden in the foothills of Exmoor National Park, one of Britain’s most quietly beautiful landscapes, lies a story of innovation, sustainability and world-class flavour. Exmoor Caviar, founded in 2012, began as a bold idea—to prove that exceptional caviar could be produced right here in the UK. Drawing on 40 million litres of fresh Devonshire water each day, naturally filtered through slate, shale and sandstone, the farm allowed its sturgeon to grow at nature’s intended pace i

Nestled in the elegant streets of Mayfair, Stork has quickly become one of London’s most exciting culinary destinations. Celebrated for its modern Pan-African dining, this innovative restaurant brings the flavours, colours, and creativity of Africa to the centre of Britain’s capital. More than a restaurant, Stork is a cultural bridge—where African heritage meets European finesse, and every dish tells a story.

In an age defined by mass production and disposable goods, a small number of British makers remain committed to the values that once made our islands synonymous with world-class craftsmanship. Among them stands Fleming Howland, a Lancashire-based furniture maker whose roots reach back to the late 18th century. Their work blends artistry, heritage and function, proving that true beauty is found not in quantity, but in objects built to last a lifetime.

Few manufacturers can claim a heritage as deep or as proudly homegrown as Harrison Spinks. Founded in 1840, this fifth-generation family business has spent more than 180 years perfecting the art of sleep. What began as a small Yorkshire craft operation has grown into a pioneering, award-winning brand with over 700 skilled craftspeople, farmers and engineers—all working towards one shared mission: to create the world’s most comfortable and responsibly made beds.

In the rolling hills of Conwy, Wales, a family‑run business is quietly reinventing how Britain drinks kombucha. Blighty Booch Organic Kombucha, produced by Conwy Kombucha Ltd, is brewed in small batches using traditional fermentation methods – no artificial sweeteners, no forced carbonation, no pasteurisation. This commitment to authenticity has earned them SALSA, OF&G Organic, and Vegan Certification, plus accolades including the Great Taste Award, Wales Food & Drink Awards

The UK agritech sector is evolving at incredible speed. As climate pressures grow, supply chains tighten, and labour shortages continue, a new generation of pioneering companies is stepping forward with bold, scalable solutions. From seaweed-based protein to robotics, biomanufacturing, and AI-driven optimisation, these seven innovators are redefining the future of farming. Below, we highlight seven agritech companies investors should be watching right now.

Perched in the shadow of the iconic Whitby Abbey on Yorkshire’s rugged coastline, Whitby Brewery has become a beacon for British craft beer lovers. This independent, family-run brewery captures the heart of Yorkshire through every pint it produces. From humble beginnings to becoming one of Yorkshire’s most respected microbreweries, Whitby Brewery’s story is one of passion, quality, and community — a perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation.

Favoured by royalty and trusted by millions, Fulton has been keeping Britain dry in style since 1956. A true British icon, Fulton turns a rainy day into an expression of timeless style.

In the heart of Manchester, England, a red-brick factory stands as a living monument to British craftsmanship and courage. This is Cottenham House, home to Private White V.C., the last remaining clothing factory in the world’s first industrial city. Here, the White family continues a proud legacy of excellence — creating what many call the finest handmade coats in the world.

High above the heart of London, The Shard glimmers like a glass needle piercing the sky — and hidden within its soaring heights lies one of the city’s most tranquil escapes. At Shangri-La The Shard, London, guests are invited to experience a day of pure indulgence: a soothing ELEMIS spa ritual, a dip in the Sky Pool, and a perfectly crafted afternoon tea in the clouds.

Just north-east of Leicester city centre lies a place where culture, colour and craftsmanship collide — the Golden Mile. Known for its glittering jewellery stores, vibrant restaurants and bustling atmosphere, this stretch of Belgrave Road is a shining example of how Leicester’s famed diversity has transformed a historic industrial area into one of Britain’s most dazzling cultural landmarks.

In a world that never slows down, Maeving electric motorcycles offer something rare: a moment of calm. Designed and built in Britain, Maeving represents the meeting point between classic British engineering and cutting-edge electric innovation. Each motorcycle is a tribute to the golden age of British motorcycling—reimagined for a cleaner, quieter, and smarter future.

Tucked away in the heart of Notting Hill, Melt Chocolates is redefining what it means to experience chocolate. Founded in 2005 by Louise Nason, this family-owned, independent chocolate company has built its reputation on a commitment to freshness, sustainability, and the pursuit of pure chocolate pleasure.

The UK’s startup ecosystem is booming with bold innovators using deep tech, AI, robotics, and clean energy to tackle some of the world's most pressing challenges. From automating home construction to harvesting health data from sewage, these British startups are transforming their industries — and the future. Here are 10 pioneering startups that are reshaping the way we live, work, and care for our planet.