Drawing influence from the natural world, Lydia’s work has previously featured native British fauna and flora, including birds, stags, flowers and insects. Along with one-off commissions, Lydia also produces a range of designs for some of Scotland’s leading independent design and homeware retailers, most notably the acclaimed House of Bruar in the Scottish Highlands. Highland Stoneware pottery is situated in the North-West Highlands of Scotland. It was formed in 1974 and has built an international reputation for quality and innovation. From making our own clay to the finished pot, each piece is handmade by a dedicated team of craftspeople in Lochinver and Ullapool. Please browse our collections of practical shapes and popular pattern themesin our online shop. For this collection I sought inspiration from the beautiful woodlands that are close to my studio in East Lothian. We also make individual pieces for exhibitions or special commissions, and regularly produce bespoke Tile Panels.

Lydia, who recently collaborated with Great British Menu judge and Michelin starred chef Michael Smith on a range new of glassware for his new ‘Loch Bay’ restaurant, sought inspiration from the woodlands closer to her studio in the village of Pencaitland. I really enjoy walking and exploring in the outdoors, so for this collection it seemed fitting to bring together some of the familiar creatures of the Scottish woodlands, such as foxes, deer and hares. Exclusions apply – Please see our Delivery Information for full terms and conditions and full delivery information. Established in 2012, Lydia MacDonald Designs makes bespoke, hand-etched glass products, ranging from vintage and reclaimed lanterns to customised vases and beautifully unique wedding gifts.

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