As the days shorten and the chill of autumn deepens, we find ourselves in a period of transition. Samhain, the final harvest, marks the end of the wheel of the year and the beginning of winter. In our home, Samhain is a quiet, reflective time—a moment to honour what has passed and to prepare for the darker months ahead. It is a festival deeply connected to remembrance, where the veil between the living and the dead is believed to be at its thinnest, and we are reminded of the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth.

Arrangements, a collection of textiles artworks by House of Quinn for London Craft Week 2023

Quilts: A Material Culture – A ‘state of the craft’ exhibition surveying contemporary quilt-making at the newly opened Batsford Gallery. Building upon a resurgence of interest in quilts as functional art, five artists with distinctive practices demonstrate the pliancy of a form which stretches from contemplative colour study to organic abstraction and the avant-garde.

A Guide to Contemporary Quilting. An online quilting course from House of Quinn aims to teach you how to create beautiful textiles objects for the home from conscious and renewed fabrics and materials. Learn how to make contemporary quilts with me, Julius Arthur in this five-hour online course, which is yours to keep for a lifetime.

Handcarved wooden Hera markers for House of Quinn by Takahashi McGil. Each quilting tool is hand made to order.

House of Quinn’s first solo exhibition at Keiokairai - Japan on the 13th March 2021

House of Quinn launches the first collection of fine art prints

House of Quinn studio, workspace and home