Wicklewood is a dynamic lifestyle and homewares brand founded in 2018 by Caroline Downing Nadel. Known for its unique use of colour, vibrant designs and artisan techniques from all over the world, the brand exists to create pieces which sprinkle joy through your home and your life.
Each collection is designed at the Wicklewood studio in Kensington, London and crafted by expert global artisans who use intricate techniques to bring the designs to life. Longevity is central to the Wicklewood ethos – the brand works with individual makers and cooperatives, holds minimal stock and produces in small batches to minimise waste.
When Caroline founded Wicklewood, she followed her curiosity around the world by collecting patterns and textiles, discovering artisan techniques and searching for original pieces that capture a feeling of unadulterated joy. That curiosity inspires Wicklewood to create and curate carefully crafted pieces that inspire and weave delight into the fabric of your life.
Caroline grew up surrounded by textiles and design – from the antique fabrics her great-grandmother collected to the samples she helped her mother cut and send out – interiors were woven into the fabric of her life. Wicklewood was founded on the principle that home should be a reflection of you and things that bring you joy, a place to bring people together, to feel comfortable, to escape from the world.
Home is a place for living in, not just looking at.
"Colour and pattern and playful finishing are central to the Wicklewood style – always impeccably crafted. There’s a global element to our aesthetic as we partner with artisans all over the world and are committed to preserving ancient craft techniques. Ultimately, it’s about lifting the spaces we live in, making them happy, joyful places."
"Our Design Advice service offers our customers dedicated home styling expertise, from choosing the perfect pair of cushions for your sofa, to restyling a bedroom. We take images of a client’s existing space and our in-house team will restyle them according to whatever a customer is looking for – that might be adding colour, or pairing with existing prints."
