• About

    Henry Holland

    Designer, ceramicist, craftsman, creative director and presenter.

    Henry Holland is one of Britain’s most recognisable creative talents - a designer, ceramicist, craftsman, presenter and cultural tastemaker whose career spans fashion, interiors, homeware and entertainment.

    Known for his bold use of colour, pattern and humour, Henry brings a distinctive creative point of view to brand partnerships, campaigns, product collaborations, branded content and live events. His combination of hands-on craftsmanship, commercial experience and cultural credibility makes him a natural partner for brands across design, interiors, fashion, beauty, food and drink, travel and lifestyle.

    Henry first made his name with the cult “Fashion Groupie” T-shirts that launched House of Holland in 2006. He went on to spend thirteen years as founder and Creative Director of the globally recognised fashion label, building it through runway collections, celebrity dressing and major commercial collaborations.

  • In 2020, Henry turned his attention to ceramics and founded Henry Holland Studio, his handmade ceramics and homeware brand based in Hackney, London. Working with a distinctive interpretation of the Japanese nerikomi technique, he creates pieces characterised by graphic patterns, organic forms and unexpected combinations of colour. The studio has since expanded Henry’s creative practice beyond ceramics into furniture, textiles, wallpaper and wider interior design.

    His interiors work includes a fabric and wallpaper collection with Harlequin, translating the visual language of his ceramic work into textiles and wallcoverings, as well as collaborations across furniture, surfaces and collectible design.

    Henry has created commercial partnerships and creative campaigns with brands including The Singleton, Sage Appliances, Harlequin, Visa and Magnum. He is particularly well suited to collaborations involving craft, making, creativity, reinvention, entrepreneurship, British design and contemporary culture.

    Alongside his design work, Henry is an experienced and engaging broadcaster. He hosted the chart-topping podcast What Were You Thinking?, interviewing guests including Alexa Chung and Beth Ditto about the clothes and defining looks that shaped their lives and careers.