Cathy Azria Burkeman is in her element when creating metal forms to sit among flames

Mattresses by Hypnos can cost up to £10,000, depending on specifications

William Whiteley is applying its traditional expertise to evolving technology and materials

Ronning Treski creates natural equipment that can also adorn walls between seasons

Charles Farris makes candles by royal appointment for churches at its Wiltshire workshop

Malcolm Darch’s intricate models take years to make and thousands of pounds to buy

Chester company’s designs combine skills in marquetry, cabinetmaking and leatherwork

Copper items that retail for around £4,000 are often presented as imperial and diplomatic gifts

Full Grown teases trees to grow into usable furniture

A Utah family is in its fifth decade of creating and restoring architectural metalwork

The Atmos by Jaeger-LeCoultre has survived the decline of domestic timepieces

The company of Thurstan-Turner & Cruickshank-Inns creates engineered instruments on stylish hardwood tripods

Ryan McClean’s radical approach to his craft has won him numerous awards

DeVOL’s traditional Shaker kitchens hide high-tech appliances

Founded in 1884, the family company has made paints for James Bond films and Downton Abbey

The materials and landscape of south-west England inspire Jacob Bodilly’s studio pottery

Stan Jankowski moved to Wales to start a new business when he was 50

Why buyers are willing to pay £12,000 for Alexandra Llewellyn’s functional works of art

Meet the artisans who dedicate their entire working lives to making the classic camera’s flawless lenses

When Molly Mahon needed to ramp up production she turned to blockprinters in Rajasthan

Glassmaker Bob Crooks transforms earthy materials to create pieces with magical qualities

Beardmore was able to replicate traditional fittings thanks to a chance find on eBay

Alexander Lamont set up a craft studio in Thailand that shuns synthetic resins

Gavin Rookledge is constantly rewriting his craft in his Rook’s Books workshop