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Beautiful creations by Scottish artists, artisans and designers. Pottery, ceramics, textiles, prints, painting, watercolour, drawing, sketching, photography, jewellery, silver, glass, creative writing, interior design, architecture, fashion design and more. Hosting events such as workshops, classes, courses, demos, talks, socials. Grinn Arts&Design is home of the Largs Arts Club. A carefully curated selection of beautiful makes by Scottish artists, artisans and designers ... Follow us on Instagram Load More

On the West Coast of Scotland in North Ayrshire, Grinn Arts&Design is a small art gallery in the heart of the beautiful seaside town of Largs, along the Ayrshire coastline. Ceramics, textiles, fine arts, watercolours, prints, sculpture and more. Grinn Arts&Design is home to a carefully curated selection of Scottish creative works and also hosts a range of informative creative events. 99 Main Street, Largs, KA30 8JJ Open:10:00 to 5:00 (M-F); 9:00 to 5:00 (Sa); 11:00 to 4:00 (Su) About Grinn Arts & Design Largs is a beautiful seaside town on the West coast of Scotland, awash with creators and creative arts enthusiasts! Kate searched Scotland for several years for exactly this ~ a place to showcase the makes of Scottish artists, artisans and designers and a place to host creative events ~ and in 2025, when the perfect venue became available, Grinn Arts&Design came to be! From Mackintosh to McQueen, Scottish designers and artists have had, and continue to have, a huge impact on hearts and minds around the world. You'll find just a wee bit of this extraordinary heritage at Grinn. About Kate Born in Canada to a family with Scottish roots, and now based in Largs (Scotland), Kate has been a creative for over 45 years. Growing up in Canada, Kate's parents were both artistic, and art & design very much ran in the family: Kate's father was a cartographer and Kate's mother was a graphic designer. Kate and her sister were both encouraged to be creative and artistic from a very young age, and both won numerous arts competitions as children. As a teenager, Kate spent her spare time sketching, developing her photography skills, and wanting to be an architect ‘when she grew up’. (Kate was regularly told off by her English teacher for having notebooks full of floorplans, rather than ‘notes’ in English class – but she won the award for the highest English grade in her final year anyway!) Deterred by the mathematics requirements needed for a career in Architecture, Kate went on to study Humanities and Business at University in Canada and in Finland – with a special interest in product design, packaging design, ergonomics and advertising design. She then moved to the UK and after an award-winning career in business, she then became a lecturer at College and University level. Eventually her passions, skills and knowledge merged together within an online education business focused on secondary-level education and the Arts. Kate has organized and run hundreds of classes, courses and workshops in Art&Design, on topics ranging from Christopher Wren to Sustainable Design. Kate has been an amateur artist and photographer for over 4 decades, and an educator for more than 15. She's passionate about sustainability, creativity and community. ~ Member of the Artists Information Company ~ Friend of The Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour ~ Friend of The Scottish Society of Botanical Artists ~ Member Scottish Contemporary Art Network ~ Friend of the Scottish Glass Society ~ Member of the Scottish Society for Art History ~ Friend of Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture ~ Member Society of Scottish Artists ~ Member Charles Renee Mackintosh Society ~ Member Society of Scottish Artists ~ Member Victoria and Albert Museum (And she attends as many V&A Lectures/Events/Talks/Academy Courses as she can squeeeeeze into her diary!)

In the heart of Largs, Scotland on the Western Coast of Scotland. A boutique art and design gallery featuring creative works by Scottish artists and designers ... ceramics, textiles, prints, painting, watercolour, drawing, sketching, photography, jewellery, silver, glass, creative writing, interior design, architecture, fashion design and more. GET IN TOUCH / POP IN! OPEN : Mon-Fri...10:00am to 5:00pm Saturdays ... 9:00am to 5:00pm Sundays ... 11:00 am to 4:00pm IN PERSON 99 Main Street Largs North Ayrshire KA30 8JJ BY PHONE Tel: 07982 379764 EMAIL Located right in the heart of Largs (99 Main St.) ... a 1 minute walk from the train station, the main bus stop and all of the high st. parking ... and less than a 5 minute walk to the ferry quay to Cumbrae! Or please complete the form below ... First name* Last name* Email* How can we help?* Submit

Make it easy for loved ones to gift you something that you want and love, from Grinn Arts & Design. Our gift list service is perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, moving house, thank you gifts and more. Largs (along the Ayrshire coastline) - a small art gallery specialising in specially curated scottish gifts, art, design and crafts - from ceramics to fine art. Wedding gift list, wedding services, wedding decorations and accessories, bridesmaids gifts . Gift List Service “I’ve been wanting a silver bangle for ages”, she says to her husband standing beside her, as she peruses the jewellery in the cabinet that’s next to my desk. “Hmmph” he responds, as he moves away to explore the picnic blankets. Whatever you might be celebrating – nothing in particular, an anniversary, a birthday, a wedding, a new arrival, a house move - we’ve curated a beautiful collection of Scottish art, makes and designs that are perfect for gifting. Make it easy for loved ones to gift you something that they’ll know you want and love, something you’ve hand-picked yourself. Simply pop into the gallery and make your selection(s) and we’ll create a special account for you – so that your loved ones will have the perfect selection to choose from, when the time comes. Th en all you need to do is let them know that if they ask Kate, she knows exactly what you’d like.

Stunning creations by Scottish artists, artisans and designers. Pottery, ceramics, textiles, prints, painting, watercolour, drawing, sketching, photography, jewellery, silver, glass, creative writing, interior design, architecture, fashion design and more. Hosting events such as workshops, classes, courses, demos, talks, socials, lectures. T's & C's (Terms and Conditions) By booking or attending any event, workshop, class, course, talk, demo or other activity hosted by Grinn Ltd., you agree to the following terms and conditions: Data Protection: Your data will be collected for the following reasons: to inform you about the event; to communicate directly with you about the event; to tailor and deliver the event you book/attend; to inform you about future events/activities/news related to Grinn Ltd. Your data will never be made available to any third party, organisation or any other body. You can ask us for a copy of your data, or to remove any records of your data, at any time (please note that if you do so whilst you are enrolled in an event or have an active booking for an event, it will impact our ability to deliver the course and communicate with you about the course). By booking an event or attending an event, you are indicating that you have read and understood our data protection policy. Bookings Bookings are on a per-person/individual basis, not a per-family basis. All events are only for adults over 18years of age, unless otherwise indicated. Liability Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates accept no liability for any losses, injury, damage or other, related to i) entering our premises at 99 Main St., Largs; ii) attending any event at 99 Main St. Largs or elsewhere as organised by Grinn Ltd. iii) any usage of the website or other assets. Events and information included or available through the website/shop/events may include inaccuracies or errors. Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates do not declare or guarantee that the services or contents will always be available or uninterrupted, that they are free of errors, that the defects will be corrected, or that the service or the server that makes our website / bookings available are free of viruses or other harmful components. This is without prejudice to the fact that Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates make every effort to avoid this type of incident. Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates decline any responsibility in case of interruptions, or a malfunction of the Services or content offered, whatever their cause. Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates shall not be liable for injury to anyone or for any damage or loss caused during any on-site event at 99 Main St., Largs or whilst shopping on premises at 99 Main St., Largs. Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates shall not be liable for: (a) losses that were unforeseeable by both parties when purchases/bookings were made; (b) losses that were not caused by any breach on our part. Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates liability for direct losses arising out of our negligence, breach of contract or any other cause of action in connection with booking an event, attending an event, or buying a product shall be limited to the total amount that you have paid. Grinn Ltd., does not provide an allergy-free environment and by attending an event or attending our premises you accept all risks associated with any allergies or intolerances you may have, known or otherwise. Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates shall not be liable for any losses or injuries due to any allergies, known to you or otherwise. Other Grinn Ltd., its partners, directors and affiliates may use photographs of the premises at 99 Main St. Largs whilst open, including shopping times and event times, for social media and other purposes. Please make us aware if you do not consent to your image being used, we will always ask at the time as well, that's only courteous! Terms and conditions can be updated at any time without notice.

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A place for Arts & Design in Scotland. Beautiful creations by Scottish artists, artisans and designers. Pottery, ceramics, textiles, prints, painting, watercolour, drawing, sketching, photography, jewellery, silver, glass, creative writing, interior design, architecture, fashion design and more. Hosting events such as workshops, classes, courses, demos, talks, socials. Are you an artist, designer, artisan or maker ? Contact us about stocking your works or hosting an event/class/demo/talk/workshop ... We're passionate about encouraging and promoting arts & design in Scotland and are always looking to work with a wide range of creatives. Our shop and our events are ever-evolving, so do let us know if you think working together would be a good fit! First Name Last Name Company Email Phone Message Send Thanks for getting in touch! We'll get back to you as soon as we can.

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Carefully created Scottish Arts & Design in Largs, Ayrshire. Fine arts, ceramics, textiles, jewellery, homewares - made, designed, created in Scotland. Find us along the stunning Ayrshire coast, a small but perfectly formed gallery in Largs, Scotland. A carefully curated selection of Scottish arts and design ... Emma S Davis Emma S Davis is a Scottish landscape artist who’s renowned for her contemporary landscapes. An award-winning graduate of the Glasgow School of Art, Emma brings the unique Scottish landscape to life with her emotional use of colour, light and texture. Catherine Lowe Catherine is a glass artist working from the Glasgow Glass Studio at WASPs, Hanson Street, Glasgow. In 2012 she returned to college to study glass art. The inspiration for Catherine’s primary art glass collection devolves from the time she lived in the Outer Hebrides when life was ruled by the dual forces of weather and sea. She strives to encapsulate the moods of the sea and beach in a unique for of fused glass. Spiral Tide Pottery Spiral Tide Pottery is for the lifelong ocean lover, it’s the sea captured in vessel form. Spiral Tide Pottery brings you high-quality, ocean-inspired wares that encourage you to slow down and take a moment for yourself. Every moment you sit down to a cup of coffee or enjoy a meal from a piece of handmade pottery enriches your day and adds up to a life well-lived. Hand-constructed from stoneware, on the West Coast of Scotland. Claire Wills Claire graduated with a Fine Art degree in 1996. Her work embodies a unique combination of patterns, textures, colours, nature, and nostalgia, each piece possessing the energy of a time and place. Claire’s themes revolve around the beauty of nature, particularly seascapes and landscapes, which are explored through bold layering of color, texture, patterns, and mark-making. James Bassett James Bassett is a studio potter celebrated for his imaginative, joyful forms and practical artistry and who specialises in earthenware, porcelain and stoneware. After more than thirty years of teaching and lecturing, he now has time to focus on exhibiting and selling his work. Previously known for his lead glazed slipware: more than 100 commemorative plates have been commissioned, several for the permanent collection at Northampton Museum. His current work sees a return to simple thrown vessels in oxidised stoneware and some raku. He has had a lifelong preoccupation with the bowl: the simplest and oldest of vessels which rests in cupped hands and almost floats upon the surface that it is placed upon. Gilly B Designs - Isle of Luing "My work is influenced by islands and the sea. I have been an island dweller for most of my adult life, though not born to one, it is where I feel most at home. For the past 8 years I have lived aboard a 43ft sailing boat, mostly in Shetland, but, also for a year in Norway. I make work about this life experience, on the sea and by the sea, watching people and creatures living on the edges in this most Northern Isle of the U.K looking out towards our Scandinavian neighbours." The Tickety Boo Coo The Tickety Boo Coo jewellery is handmade in Scotland by Elaine, who is a glass half full kind of girl with a fondness for a highland cow. Everything is made by hand, in her studio in Edinburgh. She works predominantly in fine and sterling silver with the odd gemstone thrown in here and there to make beautiful pieces of jewellery which are suitable for any occasion. #madeinscotland #scottishsilverjewellery #scottishartistsandmakers #largs #largsscotland #shoplargs #scottishdesign #highlandcoo Stanecastle Candles Stanecastle Candles – Handmade, plant based, flower top candles. Plant based paraben free botanical candles & wax melts, handmade in Stanecastle cottage kitchen, Ayrshire Scotland. Islay Prints Islay Prints is based on the Isle of Islay, off the west coast of Scotland. Bonnie creates linocut prints and natural monoprints inspired by the remote and wild landscape that surrounds her home. Passionate about wildlife and the natural environment, they source their products with care and with sustainability in mind. From meadows to otters, from wildflowers to wild seas, Islay Prints beautifully interpret the Scottish coast. Linlithgow Pottery Linlithgow Pottery is the beginning of a dream coming to fruition. It’s where clay mingles with my imagination creating unique sculptures and functional pieces. "My work is inspired by the nature surrounding us. If we spot a mouse one might appear on the lid of a jar. The spiral of a fern opening might become a pattern on a platter or a cup. The ripples in the water could inspire me to carve at a piece in a way that the glaze can sit to emulate those ripples. I want to make works that will remind us all to pause. To give our minds a moment of rest. A cup that sits comfortably in your hands with texture to feel and glazes that draw you in and away. That is a cup to be had. A cup that makes that first hot tea more satisfying and sets you up with a positive start to your day." Mark Sutton Mark Sutton is based on the Black Isle near Inverness and specialises in crafting exquisite, handcrafted wooden art. Mark specialises in a wide range of wooden-ware, including boxes, bowls, wall art, and contemporary woodturning pieces. Each piece is meticulously hand-turned, made from hardwoods sourced locally in the Highlands of Scotland, including: ash, burch, cherry, elm, burr oak, sycamore, yew and lime. Mark is also a founder member of the Highland Woodturners, based in Munlochy on the Black Isle. Sue Howat Sue’s work illustrates her love of colour & use of a variety of media. Influenced by her farm in Ayrshire where she creates from her home studio, her pieces reflect her love of landscapes & florals. Her primary medium at the moment is a watercolour & Indian ink resist technique that gives a printerly & vintage effect to her pieces . Her original work is created on cradled wood boards or framed & is reproduced professionally, primarily here in Scotland. Valtos Studios Valtos Studio is located in the picturesque Clyde coast village of Kilcreggan. Run by artist/maker Nigel Reid-Foster, the studio takes its name from the small coastal village of Bhaltos, situated on the rugged west coast of the Isle of Lewis. Steeped in history and bursting with scenic contrasts, the Western Isles provides a constant source of inspiration. Sarah Ross-Thompson Sarah Ross-Thompson is a Fine Art Printmaker based on the South West Coast of Scotland looking out over the Irish Sea towards Belfast. She specialises in hand-inked, collagraph prints and construct my collage printing plates using materials such as string, salt, corrugated card, porridge oats and lichen. Recently moved to Dumfries and Galloway, she now finds herself with a Lighthouse view from her new studio window! Lesley Wiseman / Alisdair Wiseman Lesley: “I feel a strong connection with the sea. So, it’s not surprising that seascapes form the basis of most of my paintings, created from a mix of observation, memory and imagination. I love to bring out the abstract qualities using bold colours and strong light. Harris, Lewis and St Kilda always inspire.” Alisdair: “I’ve been painting and drawing for most of my life. I work primarily in watercolour and pen & ink, with everything in focus. Nowadays, the untamed land and seascapes of the Outer Hebrides provide limitless subjects for my work.” David Stubley Based in Stirling, Scotland, David Stubley is a ceramicist working primarily with Raku — a traditional Japanese firing technique celebrated for its unpredictability and organic beauty. Drawn to the elemental and transformative nature of the process, David creates ceramic pieces that are entirely unique, shaped by the interaction between glaze, flame, and combustible materials such as sawdust or seaweed. Each work emerges from the kiln bearing the marks of its making — crackles, smoky patterns, and iridescent surfaces that cannot be replicated, leaving their own fingerprint on the final piece, which you only see for the first time after lifting out of the flames. Tina Arthur Capturing the beauty of Scottish landscapes in watercolour. Tina Arthur is an up-and-coming Ayrshire artist, inspired by the beauty in Ayrshire. Self-taught in later life, she has always had an interest in art and gravitated toward watercolours , developing her distinctive style and local following over the years. Aye Glass Situated in Ayrshire, Glass Artist Angus Corbett, handcrafts unique and bespoke fused glass artworks and fine art originals/prints. Glass art designs are created by layering different pieces of hand-cut glass on top of a piece of base glass. A firing of up to 1600 degrees causes the glass to soften and partially melt, fusing the pieces together. The glass is then slowly cooled to become strong and stable – making a decorative and/or useful piece for your home. Jenni Douglas Design Jenni’s mission is simple: be passionate about the creative process, use good quality, sustainable materials, buy local. Jenni has long had a passion for print, particularly the layered, beautifully textured block printed designs from the 1950s and 60s as seen on fabulous textiles, ceramics and in book illustrations. She creates her own print multiples and still makes each one herself in her workshop. This way, she can make sure all the colours, lines and textures look as good as they should do. She loves using the best archival fine art papers and industry standard giclee print technology, which creates a beautiful quality product to last a lifetime. Saskia Pomeroy “Life is for exploring, for diving into. I want to enjoy the process, and I want to FEEL each artwork as I make it.” Saskia Pomeroy graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2007 and is constantly exploring the relationship between colour, texture and shape to create dynamic, textural, thoughtful works. She creates beautifully abstract pieces that we love at Grinn Arts&Design! “I like quite a traditional style of throwing, so it’s finding a nice balance between traditional decoration and something more abstract.” Approachable Earth Approachable Earth is committed to using natural materials to create items to love and use every day. Recognising how essential it is to use products that are sustainable, re-useable, recyclable, and compostable – Approachable Earth products are created with this ethos in mind. Bute Fabrics - Isle of Bute Bute Fabrics – woollen textiles made in Scotland using the finest wool and cashmere. The mill dates back more than 75 years, having been founded in 1947 by the 5th Marquess of Bute. Cherith Harrison Cherith is based in the Scottish Borders and draws inspiration from the stunning wildlife, farms and beautiful Scottish countryside. She creates artistic and distinctive designs that are brought to life on beautifully made homewares and gifts. Moy Mackay Award winning artist Moy Mackay was born in Edinburgh in 1966. She graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 1990 and has since lived and worked in the beautiful Tweed Valley in the Scottish Borders. Moy is regarded as the leading authority of the ‘felted painting’ art form, has published three books, and her work is exhibited in galleries throughout the UK and in private collections worldwide. ThistledownWishes Thistledown Wishes is a small handmade jewellery company located in Edinburgh, Scotland. Using traditional techniques and methods, including tools passed through generations of the family, Susan creates unique pieces of jewellery inspired by the nature, geography and seasonal changes of Scotland. Laura Murray Laura set up her jewellery studio in Glasgow in 2000 after graduating from Glasgow School of Art with a degree in Jewellery and Silversmithing and a Master’s in Design. She makes one-off pieces and her silver wire jewellery is inspired by woven silver bags from her degree show. She is also a night class tutor in jewellery at The City of Glasgow Collage, and teaches short courses at Glasgow University (and occasional courses at the Mackintosh Willow Tea Rooms - Sauchiehall St.) Kayleigh McCallum Kayleigh McCallum is an Artist and Illustrator, who works from her studio in the Southside of Glasgow, Scotland. She uses a mix of materials (inks, acrylics, oils, watercolours) to create bright and bold, or moody and contemplative, pieces. Iona Lundie Design Iona Lundie is a graduate of The Glasgow School of Art, based in Lanarkshire, whose work explores the rich cultural heritage of fire festivals in Scotland; events which have occurred annually across the country for hundreds of years. Iona attends these festivals and collects burnt wood in order to research material, shape and texture directly from the source. Clod & Pebble Clod & Pebble is a pottery and woodworking studio nestled in the Ayrshire countryside Based just outside Craigie on the west coast of Scotland, they have been making and designing homeware since 2014. With a classic form, and tactile shapes, these ceramics are functional and beautiful … cups, bowls, jugs, berry bowls and more. Combining timeless craftsmanship and natural rustic charm. Lesley Herd Lesley is an abstract and collage artist from Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire on the beautiful west coast of Scotland. Lesley paints abstract works which express her emotional responses to the natural organic shapes, colours and textures of the land, sea and skies which excite and inspire her in her travels. She works mainly in acrylics and a variety of mixed media, using multiple layers and mark-making to provide interest and variety within the work she creates. She also works in collage, creating many of her own collage papers using her gelliplate. Handmade at Thistles Handmade At Thistles is the result of a lifelong creative partnership that has evolved through different media over the years. From photography to patchwork, through organic horticulture to mindful stitching, Handmade At Thistles now celebrates eco printing on fabrics and papers with jesmonite giftware. Lesley Dunlop Felting is often associated with soft squidgy animals, snuggly cushions, textural wallhangings ... but what about silk and chiffon, felted on with a delicate touch and an eye for vibrant colourways? These gorgeous scarves are the work of Lesley, an Ayrshire textile artist who works sustainably and loves experimenting with unusual colour combinations in fashion and design. Alice Young Alice is a superbly talented Ayrshire maker … leather worker, welder, wood carver, spinner, weaver, knitter and needle woman. The Ragged Wreathery Beautiful, sustainable pieces for your home by TheRaggedWreathery. Local textile artist Lynne handmakes stunning hand tied rag and ribbon wreaths, garlands, bunting and other beautiful textile items out of up-cycled fabrics, remnants, end rolls and ribbons.