Mtstudios
Planned homeware, gift and art shop in Sandwich, Kent, for customers looking for considered objects and works on paper
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Mtstudios
Mtstudios is developing Webb's, a small shop for homeware, gifts and art. The shop is described as offering quirky curations, objects for the table and quiet works on paper.
Enquiries are directed to trade contacts, the press and general visitors. The shop is not yet open.
The company is registered in the United Kingdom as MTSTUDIOS LIMITED, founded in 2004, with Ramsgate as its registered headquarters. The Webb's shop is planned to open in Sandwich, Kent, in Summer 2027.
Product: Webb's, a planned shop for homeware, gifts and art, with curated objects for the table and works on paper.
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