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Conservation by Design
Since 1992 Conservation by Design has provided a comprehensive range of high quality conservation storage and display products including furniture, showcases acid-free boxes, museum boards and specialist papers to Museums, Galleries, Libraries and Archives worldwide.
Founder, Stuart Welch, had the vision to establish an ethical company with a positive philosophy dedicated to creative, open-minded design and products that would answer the needs of all areas of cultural preservation. Over twenty years on, those values still remain the cornerstone of the CXD business.
Holder of the Royal Warrant by appointment to Her Majesty the Queen, CXD’s passion is conservation and its reputation for quality and expertise has been built on an enthusiasm to understand and satisfy the needs of a wide variety of clients. The company’s commitment to craftsmanship and tradition is matched by an advanced product development programme to ensure that it continues to lead the market through innovation.
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Conté à Paris
Used by top masters, amateur artists and art students alike, Conté à Paris offers the widest variety of techniques and effects possible for drawing, sketching and pastel work. -
Copic
Copic is a brand of marker and inking related products made in Japan by Too. Copic Markers are available in 358 permanent, non-toxic, alcohol-based ink colors and are refillable using standard color ink refills. The inks can be mixed to create custom colors. -
Cowling & Wilcox
First established in London's Soho in 1960, Cowling & Wilcox Ltd. have been providing fine and graphic art materials to customers across the world. -
Craft Planet
With Craft Planet you’re guaranteed to find something to engage children’s imaginations and spark their creativity. You’ll find all kinds of amazing value goodies that are perfect for a crafty afternoon on a rainy day – from sequins to pom poms, googly eyes, stickers and sequins. -
Creotime
Creotime is behind a number of Scandinavian developed craft accessories and craft concepts. The variety of craft accessories is very broad. New craft accessories are developed according to Creotime's goal to stay ahead of demand, so the selection is always updated
according to fashion, quality and price. All products from Creotime meet the current EU legal requirements in quality, safety and distribution in their respective categories. This is shown in the product labels on all packaging. -
Cretacolor
The history of Cretacolor’s graphite pencils, which are still made today in their factory in Hirm, stretches back as far as 1790 - the year in which Joseph Hardtmuth invented the very first graphite pencil in Vienna. Cretacolor have produced a number of esteemed products for fine artists such as the Monolith woodless pencil and the unique coloured charcoal ArtChunky. -
Da Vinci
Made in Germany using the highest quality materials, most modern production techniques, and all whilsthonouring the traditional craft they descend from, you are unlikely to find anything better than Da Vincibrushes . With something for every occasion, you are going to struggle to find a Da Vinci brush you aren’t happy with. From travel sets and craftranges, to detail and square top brushes, the Da Vinci range covers brushes suited to all types of mediums. -
Daler-Rowney
Established in 1783, by Richard & Thomas Rowney, Daler-Rowney has been manufacturing some of the finest art materials for over 230 years. In 1963, Daler-Rowney became the first manufacturer in Europe to introduce artists' acrylic colour, widely used by artists worldwide. With notable products like System 3 Acrylics and Georgian Oil, Daler-Rowney has become a household name for artists of all abilities globally. -
Decopatch
Decopatch is a decorative fab and funky papercraft, a bit like papier-mâché only much prettier! The modern twist on decoupage, it breathes life into objects, using a special paper and glue-varnish. Decopatch looks amazing on card, metal, papier mache, wood, plastic, glass and much more! It’s so simple to do and gives you fantastic results every time.
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Derwent
Derwent pencils are made in the UK by The Cumberland Pencil Company. They have been making pencils in Cumbria since 1832 and combine traditional pencil making skills with state of the art manufacturing techniques. Today, Derwent have a well-established reputation for innovation, inspiring artists with fantastic product ranges such as Inktense, Graphik Line Painters and Tinted Charcoal, alongside their classic range of Artist, Graphic and Watercolour Pencils. -
Djeco
Djeco have long been producers of fun and educational games that are attractive and intelligent at the same time, and are famous for their collections of jigsaws, wooden toys, and their wide range of card and board games.