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National Trust welcomes Sophie Allport

British homeware and lifestyle brand, Sophie Allport has collaborated with the National Trust on two new collections, Hedgehogs and Trees.

Combining Sophie’s love for nature and wildlife, with the National Trust’s environmental and wildlife conservation expertise, the two new designs celebrate woodlands and the wildlife that lives there.

Items across the collections include fine bone china mugs, kitchen and table linen, bags, accessories, bedding, notebooks, knitwear, pet beds and stoneware among others.

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