In the shop :: blues

A selection of artwork, stationery, and jewellery in our online shop, all handpicked just for you.

1. Tomorrow Bear print
2. Toucan card
3. Set of 4 water themed cards
4. Flight lino print
5. Handmade nautical anchor necklace

Click on the links above to shop Shipshape.

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Displaying Artwork // picture ledges

Picture ledges are a great way to display your favourite artwork and books. You can easily change your display without worrying about putting tacs into the wall. I especially like the way Rikke has used touches of black throughout to give some unity to the backdrop and allow the artwork to be the main focus.


You can browse our hand-picked selection of artwork here and see our displaying artwork series for more display ideas.

Photograph styled by Rikke Graff Juel and shot by Frederikke Heiberg via Shipshape Studio on Pinterest // Graphic design: Shipshape Studio

Displaying Artwork // cluster gallery walls

We love the way the artwork clustered above key pieces of furniture create different zones in this big light room. White walls are just crying out to be decorated with artwork, aren't they?


You can browse our hand-picked selection of artwork here and see our displaying artwork series for more display ideas.

Photo of Rikke's home shot by  Frederikke Heiberg via Shipshape Studio on Pinterest // Graphic Design: Shipshape Studio

Interview :: Hannah Latham

I'm always intrigued to know a little bit more about artists and designer-makers, and thought you might be too, so I'm starting a series profiling some of the artists and makers that we stock at Shipshape Studio. First up is Hannah Latham, who designs some mighty fine patterns that she turns into greeting cards, gift wrap and tags, and large prints to perk up your walls. Hannah is a real pleasure to work with and her work has been very popular already. I think we've almost sold out of her moustache gift wrap already! See below to find out more about Hannah in her own words.

I'm a designer based in Manchester, having graduated from The University of Huddersfield with a Textile Design degree in 2010. I currently work as a towel and bed linen designer by day, but explore my own design projects by night. 

During those evenings you'll find me sat at my makeshift desk (my Gran's old G-Plan coffee table with cushion on the floor), with my little cat Pip. It's a wonder I ever get anything done, what with her attempting to sabotage my work by chasing the mouse curser and jumping on the keyboard. In between Pip's mad moments, I work on a range of goodies, from pattern and card design to home textiles and illustration, with a core focus on charming and playful visual content and trend led, carefully considered colour palettes. 

I'm inspired by animals, antiques, Scandinavian pattern, vintage fabrics and wallpaper, old photographs, nostalgia and everyday objects.