horseshoeThe magnificent mountain views of the Sligo landscape surround John Ryans workshop, inspiring his stunning ceramic creations. John infuses the stone grey colour of the beautiful Horseshoe Mountain into the pottery of his hand thrown wheel.

Her eclectic frames are complimented with trend-driven colourful fabrics

a statement pink

As you pick blackberries in autumn

The salty air and sweeping sand of Inchidony is where you will find this seaweed-green dotted along the shore

Ronnie Graham believes “the bog wood seems to emit a haunting power” and he uses its buried oak as the root of his artform

bring nature into the home in the form of this muted earthy tone

Niamh Utsch only uses the finest materials for her handcrafted pieces of modern jewellery

which forms part of the adored Ring of Kerry

The domes of Dublin's neoclassical architecture inspire this aged copper-like tint

Bríd Kenneally uses vivid blues and strong lines to make subjects come alive in her acrylic on canvas paintings

The breathtaking Wild Atlantic Way is strewn with many bright blues and golden hues

named after the swans resident along Dublin’s Portobello canal