LOOMFIELD
Small-run homeware · Dublin

Things made slowly. Kept for longer.

Blankets, linen, ceramics and kitchen things made in small runs by four workshops we know by name.
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A charcoal lambswool throw over a pale linen sofa, a speckled mug and books on a low wooden table, flax curtains at a tall window

The shop

For the bed, the table, and the hour between.

Every piece names its workshop, and every product page shows the maker price: what we paid that workshop for the piece.

The collections

A house, in four materials.

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Folded wool blankets in charcoal, grey and oat stacked with their fringed edges showing

01 / Blankets & throws

Three weights of lambswool and one cotton waffle, woven at a West Yorkshire mill in runs of two hundred.

An unmade bed of oat flax linen in soft side light

02 / Bedding & linen

Stonewashed flax linen in five colours unchanged since 2021, so you can always add to a set.

Speckled stoneware cups and bowls grouped on a pale stone surface

03 / Ceramics

Speckled stoneware thrown by hand in Stoke-on-Trent, about eighty pieces at a time; no two alike.

Pale ash boards, two cherry wood spoons and a slate linen apron on a worktable

04 / Kitchen & table

Boards, spoons, trivets and aprons in windblown hardwood and linen offcuts.

Production slate

On the bench now.

These are the dates the workshops are working towards. Dates slip; when they move, we update them here.
11 Mar
Run 41 · Ceramics — mugs and the tall jug
2 Apr
Lambswool 440 — two new colourways
19 Apr
Linen bedding — the yearly restock of all five colours
May
Boards and spoons — when the ash has seasoned
Elin Vance / FounderSince 2019
Founder Elin Vance wrapping a parcel in brown paper and cotton string at the studio's packing table
Elin Vance
Founder
Dublin

The question behind the shop.

In 2019 I spent four months trying to buy a lambswool blanket — just one where I could find out what it weighed, where it was woven and why it cost what it cost.
I could not, from anybody, at any price.
Everything Loomfield has done since is an attempt not to become the shop I could not find. That is why the maker's price is on every product page.
If we cannot say who made it and what we paid them, we should not be selling it.
Elin Vance, founder
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Workshops
62
Products, and falling
0
Sales, ever
The workshops

Four workshops. Every one named.

The hands change the object. That is not variation to hide; it is the reason to know who made it.
Theo Marchetti
Ceramics · Stoke-on-Trent
Throws every mug, bowl, plate and jug we sell. Eleven days a batch, most of it waiting for a kiln.
Ines Okafor
Weaving & textiles · West Yorkshire
Designs the blankets and the linen, and looks after both mills we work with.
Rowan Fell
Woodturning · Cumbria
Boards, spoons and trivets from windblown ash, cherry and sycamore. Nothing is felled for us.
Casa Ferreira
Sewing · northern Portugal
Makes up the bedding, the cushion covers and the aprons. Shown here: the manager, Priya Nair.
How pricing works

One price, said plainly.

The maker price is what Loomfield paid the workshop for that piece. It appears on every product page beside the workshop's name. We price a piece once and leave it. There are no sales.
Piece
Speckled stoneware mug
Piece price
€29
Maker price
€11, shown on the product page
Workshop
Theo Marchetti · Stoke-on-Trent
See the shop
A speckled oat stoneware mug on a folded linen cloth
Contact sheet / 01–05

In other people's houses.

Photographs sent in by people who bought something — the room, the piece and what it ended up doing.

  • 01 / A flat in Stoneybatter — the 440 lambswool in charcoal

  • 02 / A cottage near Kinsale — linen in oat, the colour that outsells the rest

  • 03 / A kitchen in Ghent — eight of Theo's plates, bought one at a time

  • 04 / A studio in Lisbon — the tall jug, holding brushes

  • 05 / A house in Galway — a cherry board, oiled twice a year

Five rooms, sent in by the people who live in them

Send us a photograph of yours and we will send you a mug

Delivery / Returns

The useful details, before the box arrives.

Every order is packed in our studio in Dublin and sent in paper. Prices include VAT.
Ask for a swatch

Delivery

  • Ireland, €4.50free over €75

    Tracked, in paper, never plastic.

  • Ireland express, €7.95

    Not for the largest blankets.

  • Europe, €12free over €200

    Packed in Dublin and sent within the EU.

  • Rest of the world, including the UK, €22

    Duties are not included, and we cannot estimate them.

Returns, seconds and swatches

  • Returns, Free30 days

    Send anything unused back within thirty days and we pay the return postage; a label is in the box. Your statutory 14-day right of withdrawal applies as well.

  • Seconds, 30–50% less

    A visible flaw — a glaze pinhole, a weaving slub, a knot in a board — photographed as it is, returnable on the same terms.

  • Swatches and glaze chips, Free

    Posted anywhere in Ireland. Write and ask.

The Loomfield letter

The day before a run lands.

About one email a month. We tell you the day before a run lands. Never a discount code.

One email a month at most. Leave from the bottom of any of them; the privacy notice says what we keep.

Questions

Asked before choosing.

Not answered here? Write to the studio just below.
We price each piece once and leave it. A discount comes either from a price that was too high, or from a workshop being asked to absorb it. No sale periods and no discount codes.
Dublin studio

Write to the studio.

Nine people work at Loomfield and one of them reads every message. We are online only: there is no shop to visit and no phone line.

Orders and returns

Where something is, how to send it back, or a replacement for something that arrived damaged.
hello@loomfield.example

Swatches and glaze chips

Free anywhere in Ireland. Tell us the colours you are choosing between.
Ask for a swatch

Repairs

Send a photograph and we will say honestly whether it can be saved. We keep spare buttons, pads and seconds.
Send a photograph
Or write to us here

A dining table laid with grey linen, speckled plates, a tall jug, pale ash boards and a bowl of pears
Loomfield / Small runs

Begin with one useful thing.

Made by one of four workshops. Named, priced once and sent from Dublin in paper, never plastic.
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