Radical Act of Environment
Community Clothing
Community Clothing - Men's Drop Shoulder Sweatshirt - Cobalt
Collections
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Curated Makers
Harewood is proud to work with some incredibly talented Artists and Makers,...
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Food + Drink
If you know someone who loves food, then they'll love our delicious...
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Greeting Cards
Buy 4 cards at £2.95 and get a 5th card for free
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Harewood on Screen
Over the years Harewood has played host to a number of well-known...
Meet Out Makers - In Conversation with Radical Acts curator Hugo Macdonald
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Celia Pym
Follow to Podcasthas a unique approach. She is on a crusade to help us not just mend our clothing, but re-appraise what the things we wear mean to us in the process. She believes clothes aren’t just a second skin for the body, but are a conduit for so much more – our clothes tell stories of our lives, our habits, behaviours and relationships.
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Michael Marriott
Follow to Podcastbelieves that the things we use on a daily basis should be fit for purpose, and simultaneously have an in-built humanity to them. The more we enjoy using things – the more valuable they become to us – and the less likely we are to throw them away.
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Fernando Laposse
Follow to Podcasthas set-up a workshop in the community and trained locals to transform colourful corn husks into expressive marquetry panels. The project, called Totomoxtle, has established a viable circular economy at the heart of the community.
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Retrouvius
Follow to Podcastis an architectural salvage and design studio. Adam looks after the salvage side of the business, rescuing architectural materials from buildings of all scales up and down the country. Maria heads up the design firm, giving new lives to old materials in projects that span private houses, hotels, restaurants and retail.
Harewood House Trust
Every purchase supports Harewood House Trust, an educational charity set up to maintain and develop Harewood, its collections and grounds, for the public benefit.