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STORIES
Each project begins with a different practice, context, and set of priorities. What they share is a commitment to clarity, craft, and thoughtful presentation. These stories explore how Screensilk works in collaboration with clients to create websites that feel bespoke, considered, and true to the work they represent.
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Susan Plowman

A Space for Distillation

Susan Plowman is a studio jeweller based in the Scottish Highlands. Following thirty-five years of practice, she required a new eponymous brand to host her most prestigious bespoke commissions.
Portrait of Susan Plowman - jeweller and Screensilk client
Fred Rich

A digital monograph

Fred Rich is a renowned enameller. Screensilk has worked with Fred for many years, first creating a WordPress website that supported his practice reliably for a decade, and now by creating a luxurious redesign.
Portrait of Fred Rich, enameller, jeweller and Screensilk client
Josef Koppmann

A lasting partnership

Josef Koppmann is a London-based jeweller with a strong visual identity. Screensilk first built Josef’s website a decade ago, a project that went on to serve his practice reliably for ten years. And Josef came back to us when it was time for a refresh.
Portrait of Josef Koppmann - London jeweller and Screensilk client
Disa Allsopp

Evolving with the work

Disa Allsopp is a London-based jeweller whose work is known for its sculptural quality and considered use of form. Screensilk has worked with Disa for over a decade, supporting her practice through several stages of growth and change.
Portrait of Disa Allsopp - jeweller and Screensilk client
Tina Engell

Giving jewellery the space it deserves

Tina Engell is a contemporary goldsmith whose work is defined by precision, restraint, and material sensitivity. While her jewellery had matured over many years, her existing Squarespace website no longer reflected the quality or confidence of her practice.
Portrait of Tina Engell - jeweller and Screensilk client
Jo McAllister

Recreating the encounter

Jo McAllister is a South Coast–based artist jeweller whose work incorporates found and reclaimed materials. While her practice is tactile and spatial when encountered in person, her existing Squarespace website failed to capture that sense of presence or the atmosphere in which the work is usually experienced.
Portrait of Jo McAllister - jeweller and Screensilk client

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