Burgon & Ball – new designer gifts for home and garden

by | Dec 20, 2016 | News, Products | 0 comments

The fresh and original botanical artwork of talented designer Brie Harrison is showcased on an exciting new range of gifts for home and garden from Burgon & Ball. With houseplants making design headlines, the new range is on-trend, contemporary ? and effortlessly stylish.

Brie?s love for pattern and colour saturates her work, and her striking botanical designs have been hugely popular on fabrics and stationery. Now for the first time her unique style is available on a range of beautiful gardening gifts, too.

Her original designs fit hand-in-gardening-glove with Burgon & Ball?s finest-quality garden tools and accessories. The new Brie Harrison for Burgon & Ball range of gardening gifts includes a secateur and holster gift set; a trowel, snips and plant label gift set; a comfortable kneeler; gardening gloves; and twine in a tin.

There?s also plenty here for people who simply love gorgeous design around the home: an indoor watering can, a peg bag, a pencil case, a drinks tray, a storage tin, and a gorgeous umbrella to spread a little sunshine on rainy days.

Brie works from her studio in Suffolk, but always travels with her sketchbook. She draws inspiration on her trips from the rich detail found in nature, whether that?s out and about in the Suffolk countryside, or further afield. And now her beautiful illustrations are set to find new fans, with her latest collection for Burgon & Ball.

The Brie Harrison for Burgon & Ball range will be previewed at Top Drawer in January 2017, and will be available to stock from February.

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