About Us
Hello! We’re The Moonlit Press, a small-batch homeware and gift brand based in North Wales, run by creative couple Emma and Andy alongside our whippet, Cider.
We believe the things you bring into your home - or gift to someone else - should feel special, spark joy and be made to last.

Our Story
With backgrounds in illustration and surface pattern design, we spent years designing for others before deciding to build something of our own. The Moonlit Press began as a stationery brand and has slowly grown into a joyful collection of homeware and keepsakes, rooted in slow living, meaningful design, and a love for print and pattern.
Every piece starts with a sketch, a hand-painted pattern, or a story-led illustration, brought to life through carefully chosen materials, thoughtful details, and inspiration from the countryside that surrounds us. From foil-printing each card on our vintage Heidelberg press to sewing wool-filled cushions with fleece from our own flock, we design and make everything ourselves, in small batches, from our garden studio.
Our mission is simple: To create beautiful, thoughtful things that bring joy to your home and daily life.
Handcrafted products with soul
We care about timeless design and creating pieces that feel personal – the kind of gifts you give (or keep) that say more than words. Whether it’s a card you’ll want to frame or a cushion that becomes part of your home’s story, everything we make is crafted with care, character and purpose.
Meet the Makers
Emma is a multi-disciplinary designer with a degree in Textiles and Surface Pattern Design. She leads the creative direction of The Moonlit Press – designing our collections, sewing the homeware, laser-cutting our jewellery and running the day-to-day studio life.
Outside of TMP… you’ll find me in the garden, pottering and looking for frogs.
Andy is a freelance illustrator who brings our prints to life - foil-printing our greeting cards, illustrating new designs, and managing all the behind-the-scenes magic (including building our garden studio – yes, really).
Outside of TMP… I’m usually reading, making ceramics, or tackling the latest DIY project.