THIS WEEK AT ATELIER

We've had a restock of 3D printed jewellery by Rentaro Nishimura. After training as an interior designer in Tokyo, Rentaro moved to London to study architecture, and now operates in the gap between craft and technology with his minimal, engineered aesthetic. Always popular with visitors to Atelier, Rentaro's printed designs are as fascinating and tactile as they are beautiful (and surprisingly affordable too). See the whole collection.

Our shelves are stocked up with slip-cast porcelain homewares from the Brighton Studio of Emma Johnson. Choose from mugs, plates, bowls, soap dishes and oil burners, all with Emma's distinctive clean angles and cool mid-century colour palette. Shop the collection.

MAKE AT ATELIER

Taking inspiration from nature, learn to make textile collages with acclaimed textile artist Emily Jo Gibbs. Join us at our classroom on Brighton beach on the 24th January for a masterclass in using long and short stitches to bring your artworks to life. Book now.

IN THE GALLERY

Don't miss your last chance to see The Nature of Things. Our exhibition of still lifes by Susan Ashworthand ceramics byElaine Bolt comes to a close on the 27th of November. Take a trip to Brighton seafront to see these beautifully observed paintings and ceramics for yourself, or view the exhibition online.

ATELIER ESSENTIALS

Affordable and unusual gift ideas from our curated selection of artists and makers.

The Endless Odysseyis a mythic storytelling game with unlimited permutations and possibilities. Use the beautifully illustrated cards by Sarah Young to take creative and curious minds on a journey of their own making.

These unique Brighton Bathing Babes by Rose Wallace are the perfect gift for sea swimmers and lovers of wild water. Standing just 7cm tall, each is made from a cast of a Victorian penny "Charlotte doll" found on the Thames foreshore, and hand-crafted in creamware ceramic in Rose's Oxford studio.

Just a few of the gift ideas under £25 at Atelier Beside the Sea.