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Emily Bagshaw

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Emily Bagshaw
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Focused on what's new and what's next in the worlds of design, product, and interiors, Emily embeds herself in Material Source's online content and the Studio's physical exhibitions and showcases. She has been with Material Source since the Studio’s inception in 2021, starting off as a Materialist. Passionate about material innovation, climate-responsive design, colour and craft, Emily strives to streamline these loves of hers into her role as Creative.

 From regenerative tartans to silk-based architectural biobinders. Our 2026 graduate highlights.
Ondřej Chybík, founding partner, CHYBIK + KRISTOF on transforming a dilapidated sugar factory into Prague's next neighbourhood.
Corr Cabins crafts retreats reflective of Scotland's raw materials and rural landscape.
James Pound, architectural assistant, DAY Architectural, on sunflower-based construction.
Adam Storey, founder and creative director, S+Co, on crafting immersive spaces that balance emotion with functionality.
CDW: Brand activations & installations at Material Source Studio London.
Aurore Baulier, founder, Atelier Baulier, on Passivhaus in practice and the power of retrofit.
Material Moods: 10 creative expressions of Belonging.
Highlights from Collect Art Fair 2026.
Jenny McVey, director of Ingo Interiors on re-visiting The Place for Yorkshire Housing.
Wedge transforms quartz sand into enduring, digitally fabricated pieces of furniture.
Clay Rise balances ambitious architectural forms with a place-based material palette.
Undergrowth at County Hall Pottery: A material exploration into the hidden forces of the natural world.
Meet the maker: Korean folklore inspired ceramicist, Jihyun Kim.
Garden Futures at V&A Dundee traces the past and future of garden design.
Code & Craft: Inside the new frontier of computational craft.
'Open Monuments' at the Design Museum: A living landscape of interaction, performance and material encounter.
In conversation with photographer Craig Burrows - author of What The Bees See.