Rocke & Nutter - A New Cornish Luxury Lifestyle Brand

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Rocke & Nutter, a stylish new home and fashion accessories brand inspired by the timeless allure of North Cornish Coastal life, today announced the launch of their online store. Founded by Sophie Mason and Jay McInnes, the brand focuses on design-led, locally-sourced and ethically produced products.

The store's inspiring range of gorgeous homewares aims to promote the work of the finest Cornish craftspeople - such as the handmade steam-bent lighting of Tom Raffield and the seascape-inspired ceramics of Charlotte Jones. The hunt for hand-made treasures has also led Rocke & Nutter further afield, to Ireland for the wool felt creations of Jamie Lewis and Paris for designer Nadia Dafri's stunning cut glass jewellery. The store also caters for beach-loving 'Little Nutters', with a range of animal-print wetsuits for children.

"There's a freshness, a vibe and a purity about life on the North Cornish Coast that we love," says Sophie. "We're two friends who have come together through our love of this part of the world and a shared belief that what we put into our homes should be considered and special. We're both busy mums with backgrounds in fashion and interiors and our website strives to provide that thrill of finding an 'amazing little shop' that's such a treat to discover on your holiday."

Lighting design

The brand is heavily focused on sustainability - all items are Fairtrade - and is dedicated to sourcing goods that would be hard to find anywhere else. For those who love the coastal lifestyle and want to capture the essence of it in their home, Rocke & Nutter has an eye for that special something. Many of the products preserve the inherent historical beauty of salvaged materials - from cushions made from old sail fabric to recycled glass display bottles.

Jay comments, "Our carefully-curated online shop is about what we love - originality, quality and a sense of style that reflects how we live our lives. We're open 24/7 (the only seasonal thing about us is the stock), we deliver to your door...and you won't forget our name!"

Oh, and in case you were wondering...Sophie is the Rocke and Jay is the Nutter!

www.rockeandnutter.com

For more information:

Email: info@rockeandnutter.com
Telephone: 0800-772-3184

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