Rose-Marie Caldecott grew up in Oxfordshire, receiving her Fine Art degree from Falmouth University. She is nowadays based in Ashburton, Devon in the UK.

‘I create symbolic and semi-abstract landscape paintings. My artwork conceptually explores the dynamic, transient experience of being alive. I’m interested by the human longing for stability and permanence in the face of a fluctuating reality. My painting process itself explores these ideas, combining fluid and controlled layers of paint, as well as the visual symbols I draw upon.

My recent work depict points of light within dark spaces, trees communicating below and above ground through channels of light- the hidden networks that connect all things, seen and unseen.'

Our contemporary apothecary glass bottles are adorned with Rosie's ethereal paint textures, small sections of larger paintings, nodding to the idea that beauty is often found in the detail of life. They have been carefully selected to capture the scent and sentiment of each La-Eva product.

Izzy Williamson is a York-based printmaker specialising in linocut. Deeply rooted in the natural world, her work uses playful animism to explore themes in folklore, dreams, myth and everyday joys. Since graduating from Leeds Arts University, Izzy has produced work for interiors, branding, packaging and book illustration.

Our distinctive held pomegranate logo, and many of the figurative artworks that feature within La-Eva are created by Izzy, whose bohemian style and use of rich, bold colours we have loved from the outset. Izzy's imagination and aesthetic captures our connection to Nature and expresses unique, whimsical narratives that celebrate simplicity and joy in the every day.

Nathalie Moisy is a French artist living in Oxfordshire, whose works come as a contemporary fusion of Western and Japanese aesthetic principles. Layered with meaning, metaphors and visual cues, her work explores recurrent themes including Nature, Landscapes and the power and intricacy of human relationships.

During the pandemic we came together with Nathalie, whose work we have exhibited at the La-Eva studio on several occasions, to create a unique limited edition range: a bright, emotive new intepretation of our capsule range, its' signature scents and the sentiments bottled within. Referencing Schubert, the Japanese cherry blossom season, Camus and ocean pollution, this unique edition embodies an integrative approach to beauty and wellbeing, bringing together the arts and philosophy to the sinkside and daily rituals of self-care.

Emma Cassi is a French multidisciplinary artist whose work spans jewellery design, fibre art, embroidery, weaving, natural dyeing , calligraphy and performance.

Drawing on a deep love of nature, Emma creates pieces inspired by herbalism, foraging, gardening and essential oils, sewn together with a love for delicate silk fabrics and vintage haberdashery. 

Emma’s creative process and output is uniquely intuitive, poetic and immersive. 

We have collaborated with Emma on several projects over time, including borrowing sections of Emma's Herbarium Series to adorn our gifting range, and displaying her work at the La-Eva studio.

André Filipe Silva Sancho is an Algarve-based designer that works with ceramics, glass and other materials such as wood, bioplastics and cork. He is passionate about sustainability, transforming waste into objects of function and luxury, and the  healing power of creativity.

Our collaboration with Silva resulted in the creation of multipurpose porcelain pomegranates for fragrant inhalations of essential oils and versatile seed scoops for bath salts. Find out more here.

André studied visual arts at Tomás Cebreira school, followed by Design at the Institute of Visual Arts, Design and Marketing (IADE), and then Product Design in ceramics and glass at the School of Arts and Design of Caldas de Rainha.

Amongst others, Silva has exhibited his work in Galeria Rossana Orlandi, Milan, Galerie Joseph in Paris and Galeria Bessa Pereira in Lisbon.