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Elevating Craftsmanship with Thoughtful, Lasting Design
At Designsnitch, we are passionate about curating timeless, handcrafted pieces that celebrate intentional design and true craftsmanship. In a world driven by fast fashion and rapid consumption, we offer an alternative - one rooted in quality, sustainability, and artistry. Our marketplace brings together exclusive creations from skilled artists, makers, and designers, ensuring every piece is not only beautiful but built to last.
We believe in slowing down, making thoughtful purchases, and finding items that carry meaning. Every piece we showcase is selected with care, offering a blend of aesthetics and function, designed to be cherished for years to come.
By choosing Designsnitch, you’re supporting a community of creators who prioritize quality and longevity in their work. We make it easy to discover exclusive, handmade items that stand out in the sea of mass-produced goods, helping you make considered, meaningful purchases for your home, wardrobe, or lifestyle.
Our purpose
Our mission
Our mission is to simplify the journey of finding
beautifully made,
timeless
pieces, while fostering
a conscious approach to design and consumption
Sustainability commitment
At Designsnitch, sustainability
is at
the core of what we do. From the materials our artisans use to the minimal packaging we choose,
we’re committed to reducing our environmental footprint and supporting ethical slow craftsmanship.
The Team
Designsnitch is the passion project of our founder Andrew Waldron,
who envisioned a marketplace where thoughtful design and craftsmanship come together. Each of our
creators is handpicked, ensuring that their skill, story, and dedication are reflected in the pieces
we offer.
Community & Collaboration
By shopping at Designsnitch, you’re not just
purchasing an item—you’re supporting a global community of artisans and creators, fostering a sense
of connection between you and the hands that crafted each piece
Our process
Every piece at Designsnitch goes through a careful selection
process. We work closely with creators who align with our values of quality, sustainability, and
craftsmanship, ensuring each creation is not only beautiful but meaningful.
At Designsnitch, we celebrate thoughtful design and craftsmanship, curating handmade pieces that tell a story and are built to last. Our mission is to make it easier for people to discover beautifully designed, meaningful items in a world of fast consumption.
Andrew Waldron - Founder
Become a creator
EXPAND YOUR BRANDS REACH, BECOME A MAKER ON DESIGNSNITCH FOR 2025.
DESIGNSNITCH is a highly curated application-only marketplace.
As a maker, you'll collaborate closely with us to curate pieces that complement your collection and social media strategy, join the Designsnitch community, benefit from low commission rates, and receive monthly one-on-one sessions with our team, among other perks.
We’d love to hear from you if your work falls within homeware, kitchenware, glassware, design studio, ceramics, sculpting, textiles, furniture making, or clothing.
DESIGNSNITCH is highly curated; with this in mind, please don’t be disappointed if your application isn’t approved.
We can’t wait to see your work!
Designsnitch Crew
Fleurs d'hiver
Welcome to Fleurs d’Hiver! I’m Charlotte, a designer with a deep passion for organic living and crafting meaningful experiences. I created this range of small-batch, handmade herbal teas to celebrate the beautiful connection between honey and flowers—a bond that has always inspired me.
Each tea is my personal creation, featuring herbs and flowers gathered from artisan growers and encased in a golden honey caramel disk. When you drop it into warm water, the honey melts away, releasing the botanicals to create a rich, aromatic infusion.
Fleurs d’Hiver is more than tea—it’s a moment of indulgence, a pause to appreciate the earth’s gifts. Whether you’re treating yourself or looking for a thoughtful gift, I hope my creations bring a little luxury and bliss into your day.
Studio Typo
We are a design practice driven by circularity to support the future health of our planet. We make furniture, art and design products using pioneering and sustainable materials. By closely managing the production process, we offer a fully transparent model.Our name comes from the noun Type, meaning ‘a category of people or things having common characteristics’. Everything we make is developed to strict design criteria to ensure consistency and alignment with our environmental ambitions.Our first piece is called Replica and is made from 100% recycled plastic, including yoghurt pots. The surface is a white marble effect with fragments of labels showing.
Emilia Mala
Emilia Mala is a London-based contemporary fashion brand, launched in 2017, known for its exquisite range of printed silk scarves. Anna Tuomaala, the Designer behind Emilia Mala, named the brand by combining her middle name and end of her surname. The brand’s objective is to offer a contemporary twist on the classic silk scarf by infusing it with a dark aesthetic and elegance, creating vibrant, hand-drawn print stories that reimagine this timeless accessory.
The intricately illustrated prints often draw inspiration from themes such as consumerism, hedonism, spiritual wisdom, and female empowerment, telling atmospheric visual stories through the use of symbolism and a surrealistic style. The brand quickly gained a loyal consumer base and expanded into numerous stores across the UK and internationally, including Harvey Nichols and the Design Museum in London.