Based in Folkestone’s Creative Quarter in South East England, Heather Orr specialises in Constructed Textiles. The Heather Orr studio creates innovative lighting and handmade interior products using traditional textile processes, for the contemporary interior. In response to the need for us to stay at home, Heather has adapted her popular range of workshops into a series of online videos, accompanied by a materials kit delivered to your door. Upon purchasing these kits you will gain permanent access to our online school where you can learn at your own pace, and revisit the content as often as you like. Our series of workshop videos and kits enable you to master the art of knitting, macrame or crochet, exploring process and materials with our masterclasses or learn to make a finished product with our workshop kits.

Add To Favourites

Clear Filter View {{PageSizeDisplay}} per page Loading...

Sorry, there are no products available for this selection.

Add to basket Adding Added Order here

Select Pick N Mix

Why Heather Orr?

With a focus on sustainability, recycled and reclaimed materials are sourced where possible such as recycled cotton cord and reclaimed vintage frames. The Reclaimed Collection gives old shades a new lease of life, discarded vintage lampshades are stripped back, given a fresh coating and knotted with a choice of yarn in a range of colours and finishes. All yarns and fabrics used within our collections conform to OEKO-TEX® standard 100, tested for harmful substances. The Heather Orr Home Collections are inspired by a love of process and craftsmanship alongside a high level of finish. Materials such as raffia, recycled cotton and linen feature alongside a range of silky-soft viscose tape yarns, which are corded in the Heather Orr studio and finished by hand with custom-made Perspex beads. After graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2009 with an MA in Knitted Textiles, Heather went on to collaborate with Fashion Designer and fellow RCA graduate, Jane Bowler. Clients also Include: BBC, Soho House, Spotify Design, Spinexpo, Textile View Magazine and WGSN.