This sculptural British jewellery brand was founded by Liam Winter in 2022. Sourcing recycled silver from London, Winter melts and repurposes it. His All Flesh is Grass collection explored mortality, a theme that continues to fascinate him. In the 17th century, it was common practice to make jewellery as a reminder of the inevitability of death. Winter translated this inspiration into rings and necklaces featuring swarming flies, skulls and religious symbolism.

Telling the backstory to his 2023 collection, Liam Winter reminisces on past experiences when he saw nature’s reclamation of our towns and cities first-hand – proving to be quite inspirational. Taking influence from many aspects of life, it seems that his main inspiration behind the collection was his desire to create wearable artwork, accessible to all, that isn’t just looked at and moved on from, but rather long-lasting and recognisable.

Dynamic and multilayered, the pieces are made to last, with high craftsmanship and design details that could hold your gaze for hours. A brand unlike any other, and favoured by the likes of Steve Lacy, Lourdes Leon, and Teezo Touchdown, it is no surprise that The Winter House was selected by the British Fashion Council to be part of their NEWGEN initiative. We cannot wait to see what’s to come.

The Winter House made a bold statement with its SS25 jewellery collection, titled *The Flesh Is Grass*, showcased at 180 The Strand. Known for its prestige and bespoke creations, The Winter House has already graced the likes of Emily Ratajkowski in Travis Scott’s “I KNOW?” music video. This season, designer Liam Winter, a recipient of the BFC NEWGEN initiative, introduced his hauntingly beautiful pieces in a setting that felt as dark and mysterious as the jewellery itself.

Meet UKFT Rise Subscriber The Winter House, a genderless, fine jewellery brand based in Enfield, East London. Founded by Liam J Winter in February 2022, the brand offers sculptural rings, necklaces and bracelets with a dark and surreal undertone.