New British Design

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Here at Roullier White we’re passionate about great British design, so when we come across something that catches our eye, we simply have to share it with our customers! We’ve collected a bunch of great products from our favourite emerging talents, so from notes to totes, we’ve got you covered!


Ralli Design

After graduating from Central Saint Martins back in 2009, brother and sister team, Louis and Sophie Ralli have dedicated their considerable design expertise to crafting beautifully elegant ceramic homewares. Their high quality Staffordshire earthenware creations are designed to embody the best in modern design philosophy whilst simultaneously preserving the use of high quality British materials. Their innovative design solutions manage to blend form and function effortlessly in a range of gorgeous, practical, and space saving essentials.



School of Life

The School of Life have paired 12 different moods and concepts with the colour that best represents it, and the result is a beautiful set that also includes a handy booklet to explain the link between shade and feeling. We also have stock of their robust, 100% cotton tote bag, which can hold all of life's extra baggage, and its solid construction means it will last you for years to come. Plenty of time for you to accrue even more Emotional Baggage!



The City Works

The City Works manage to blend old fashioned artisan craftsmanship with modern techniques, creating wonderfully unique and intricate illustrations of urban spaces by hand, before digitizing and transferring them to a range of gorgeously hand stitched notebooks, debossed minibooks, and a host of other brilliant stationery. Using London landmarks, look closely and they will reveal themselves, these designs are clean, innovative, and visionary, whilst retaining the indefinable spirit of the city.

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