Saturday 4th April: All the brands taking part in our Market at Battersea Power Station over the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend.
We’re thrilled to be hosting our first ever 4 day Market at the South London icon that is Battersea Power Station! Opening over the April Bank Holiday weekend, from Friday 3rd - Monday 6th with 35 different makers trading each day. The perfect place to have a mooch and enjoy your long weekend shopping, dining and enjoying the sights of London with friends and family. Dogs are welcome too!
Battersea Power Station is filled with wonderful things to do over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend. Enjoy a trip up Lift 109 to take in the incredible views, book one of your favourite restaurants for brunch, lunch or dinner (Our favourites are Sticks n Sushi or Dishoom) Sip on a cocktail at Control Room B, where all the original control panels of the Power Station can still be seen! Have a look round the gorgeous designer shops, take a stroll along the river or an Uber boat down to Greenwich. There will be a fair and an art trail outside over the weekend too!
At Salad Days Market we’re known for our curation, and we’ll be bringing an exciting mix of different makers and small businesses for you to browse and shop with. There will be a different lineup of 35 different brands each day, that’s 140 over the weekend! We’ll also have a selection of different live activations you can enjoy too that will make your visit even more special.
The info:
🌀 Salad Days 4 day Market over the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend
📆 Friday 3rd, Saturday 4th, Sunday 5th and Monday 6th April
⏰ 11am-6pm
🏭 Battersea Power Station, South London
📍 Two locations both in Turbine Hall A on the First Floor. One section next to Bao, one section opposite Duck & Rice
🎀 35 small brands each day
✨ Free entry, no ticket required
🐕 Dog friendly
The brands taking part on Saturday 4th April: (Please note there is a different lineup each day)
Live activations
Use a mini print vending machine with artist Ellastrated: For the first time ever lovely artist Ella is bringing a mini print vending machine with her to the market. Simply insert a coin and collect the exclusive new mini prints she’s designed! You can also shop a selection of Ella’s prints and items too, including cards, tea towels, calendars, stickers and t-shirts.
Have a live portrait drawn by Eleanor Joanna: Have a live portrait painted by talented London-based Artist Eleanor Joanna in her whimsical style, ready to take home on the same day. She can draw you live, or from a photo, so this also makes a wonderful gift for someone who isn’t with you. When you get to the market just head to El’s stall so you can join her virtual queue, this means you can carry on shopping the market and it’ll ping you when your appointment is ready.
Custom leather stamping with MW Makes: We are so thrilled to welcome the lovely London maker Michelle back to the market! This talented babe handmakes her premium leather accessories right here in the capital using the finest naturally-dyed leathers. I have a number of her pieces and can confirm they are buttery soft and age beautifully as you use them! At the pop-up she also can offer complimentary leather stamping so you can have pieces personalised with a name, a special word, date or phrase. We think they would be a thoughtful gift for someone you love.
Use a mini print vending machine with Chin Chin Prints: Salad Days Market is all about celebrating the very best South London has to offer, which is why we absolutely love to work with our talented SL neighbour Chin Chin Prints. Illustrator and graphic designer Emily designs iconic prints feature some of our most beloved local location. At this market she’ll be bringing her mini print vending machine, so you can collect her series of London themed mini prints too!
Handmade & vintage fashion brands
NEW! acuratedpiece: Is a passion project rooted in thoughtfully curated vintage home goods and pre-loved clothing, chosen with an emphasis on quality, longevity, and intentional living. What began in Vancouver, Canada has gradually been making its way to London, bringing together pieces that feel timeless, lived-in, and a little special. With a focus on sustainability and slow consumption, acuratedpiece helps people build homes and wardrobes that tell a story.
Bosco Vintage: Oliseld's vintage business is based between London and Milan, meaning she has a direct line to the most incredible Italian treasures you won't find anywhere else! At this market shop the new collection she’s working on called “Broken but Lovable” Inspired by the imperfect pieces she finds while sourcing. Oliseld has been collecting ‘broken’ items, reworking and repurposing them to make them lovable once more!
Caroline Dickinson: Caroline Dickinson is a London based textile artist creating wearable pieces of art in the form of hand-printed vintage shirts. Far away from the churn of trends and throwaway culture of the fashion industry, Caroline’s luxurious pieces come from an ethos of slow, mindful design; they are made to be worn, hung, loved and treasured throughout a lifetime featuring her iconic block print shapes. Made from either vintage fabrics or certified natural fibres, they’re also all one-off or ultra limited edition making each one a very special wearable art piece.
Grandpa’s Shirts: Gaby is renowned in the small business world for transforming preloved men's shirts in to the most covetable one-of-a-kind items that every cool girl wants to wear. Every design is one of a kind, meaning you need to arrive early to find the exact beauty you want to take home. Shop new Tabetha shirts at this market.
Handbags & accessories brands
NEW! Many Adventures of Daisy: Artist Daisy designs and handmakes the most whimsical, fun, and expressive accessories and trinkets we’ve ever seen. Pieces include keychains, bag charms, jewellery, jewellery boxes, coasters and other small decorative pieces with fairies, wine bottles, butterflies, magic 8 balls, ribbons, strawberries, cherubs and so much more. These are just adorable and we’re thrilled to have them at the market for the first time.
Auer: As worn by Kat Kenyon, Sara Brown Design and Laura from The Marcon Court Project, so you know these are the cool must-have item! Auer offers hand made, embroidered accessories and designs that bring to life eye catching illustrations through wearable embroidery.
Made By Nelly: The TikTok girlies need giant scrunchies, and that’s exactly what Made by Nelly will be delivering! Nell's gorgeously oversized scrunchies adorn the hair of cool girls the world over (which is why they’re always sold out). We love that they have unique design features you don’t see anywhere else including double layers, special vintage fabrics and the prettiest trims of all time. Don't miss her bags, hairbands and phone straps too.
Hand & Hook: Maker Izzy create thoughtfully designed, handcrafted crochet pieces that blend tradition with contemporary style. Rooted in craftsmanship and inspired by modern design, at the market shop gloves, hoods and other accessories in her iconic checkerboard patterns. Plus new products including the Clover and Jasmine bandanas and bestselling cotton frill scrunchies. Each one is hand crocheted in 100% cotton in lovely spring colours you won’t have seen before.
Sol De Sarda: Shop cute makeup bags, mini pouches and kindle sleeves from Sol De Sarda. Inspired by the Mediterranean sun and carefree days, add a personalised beaded name keyring to yours when you spend over £25. You can shop the new and unreleased collection colours at this market too.
Jewellery brands
NEW! Vitrix Arts: Kyla is an independent ceramic jewellery artist, specialising in porcelain lace and precious metal glazing in platinum and gold. Each piece is handmade and fired in small batches in her studio in Peckham, made using durable high-fire porcelain to create delicate, gothic and textile inspired designs. Shop a wide range of one off and small batch pieces at accessible price points.
Sorrell Jewels: The original and best curated vintage silver and gold jewellery. Sorrell Jewels are known for their themed drops of vintage rings and charms. Emily sources individual pieces from all of the UK, and the world, making her selection ultra special and different to other things you might have seen before. Think vintage gold charms with articulated moving pieces, and stunning antique rings full of colourful gemstones. There’s lots of exclusive new bits coming to market day too.
A Typical Thing: Growing up in Birmingham, Josefina was inspired by the rich legacy of the historic Jewellery Quarter’s craftsmanship and the artistry that defines this renowned area. This deep connection to her hometown fuels her dedication to blending traditional techniques with modern, minimalist design. Each piece is thoughtfully designed and handcrafted, ensuring that it’s not just a fashion statement but a meaningful and responsible choice. I just love the artistry in everythign she makes and know you will too, especially the mini food charms which are just so adorable.
Saltwater Design: Joining us all the way from France, Megan takes inspiration from the landscape, colours and light of the Wild Atlantic coast to create each gorgeous and textural piece of jewellery. Using a combo of vintage beads, shells, and freshwater pearls, they channel serious mermaid energy.
Jo Cooper Jewellery: Maker Jo crafts sterling silver jewellery with raw and cut natural gemstones. We absolutely love her whimsical designs like the unique molten flower collection and heart lock necklaces, they're so unique.
Roslyn Studio: The first time I saw these incredible pieces of jewellery I naively thought there were made of plastic. But they're actually made from glass! Maker Ros works with live flames which she uses to cleverly manipulate sticks of glass in to her organically shaped jewellery. WOW!
Ceramics brands
NEW! Ceramics in the Annexe: Rosie’s work blends earthy tones, soft colours and playful accents, celebrating comfort, joy and the small rituals of home. From mugs to tapered candlestick holders, each piece is made slowly and thoughtfully using reclaimed clay wherever possible. Shop the bestselling butter dish dome at this market, and a brand new product: ceramic wall sconces. Designed to fit flat to the wall and finished with Rosie’s signature frill, they are ideal for small florals or as candlestick holders and are available exclusively at the market.
NEW! Martha Duncan: Martha Duncan is an architecture graduate gone rogue, now channeling her design skills into a new creative direction as a self-taught printmaker, illustrator, and ceramicist. Working from her Edinburgh studio, she creates every piece by hand, blending traditional techniques with contemporary themes. Her prints are handmade using linocut and risograph techniques, featuring bold, vibrant inks and playful designs inspired by everyday life. Similarly, her ceramics are made from hardwearing stoneware, known for their colourful and irreverent visual language, standing out in the contemporary art scene. Across all her work, Martha strives to bring delight and joy to those who experience her creations.
NEW! Bonfire Workshop: Formerly known as Peg Ceramics, this is the first time maker Lizzie is joining Salad Days with her new brand. We’re thrilled to have Lizzie back with beautiful new ceramic pieces, including candle holders and decor products, wall candle sconces in a range of brighter pastel glazes for summer and some new vases too.
NEW! Verka Ceramics: Find handmade ceramics that feel naturally at home in your hands. Timeless and deeply personal, each piece is thoughtfully designed to be both functional and durable, while full of character. These creations bring a genuine sense of craft and individuality to your everyday rituals, making each moment more meaningful.
Shiny Happy Pottery: Maker Emily spends her days in her little shed at the bottom of her garden in Bristol producing the sweetest ceramics we’ve ever seen. Using the traditional pinchpotting technique she cleverly makes items that are gorgeous to look at with a charming organic quality. Our faves are her mugs which she labours over with a fine paintbrush to achieve the loveliest patterns and designs, many of which also have fancy metallic details that really make them more special than anything else we've seen.
Logan Forms: Handmade functional ceramics. Shop a range of handmade ceramic home goods from the latest collections. Items include fridge magnets, trays, trinket dishes, plenty of mugs, and the new dry-erase doodle signs.
Beauty, skincare & fragrance
Tula Louise: A small artisan soap business based in East London. Soaps are crafted using the traditional cold process method, designed to honor the integrity of natural ingredients, allowing their textures, hues, and scents to speak for themselves. All products are free from additives and artificial colorants, reflecting their commitment to purity, simplicity and authenticity. Jowanda was one of the first people who worked with us at our Selfridges popup so we’re thrilled to welcome her back.
Homeware & home fragrance brands
NEW! Gallia Rae: Home of the world’s first ceramic matchbox diffuser - a more elegant, sustainable alternative to reed diffusers that delicately scents the home without flames, reeds, or electricity. This is a small, newly launched and female-founded business, proudly making everything in England and working with traditional makers in Stoke-on-Trent, Suffolk, and Kent. The design and fragrance are inspired by the Amalfi Coast, the hometown of founder Nicole’s amazing 92-year-old nonna and a place that’s shaped the brand’s heritage, heirloom feel. Thoughtful, unusual, and vintage-inspired, everything Gallia Rae creates is designed with gifting in mind. Both the Pietrina Set and the matchbox are packaged in a beautiful blue gift box, ready to gift. Discover the scents and preview a new fragrance at Salad Days ahead of its wider release.
My Moka Home: If you're really into elevating your daytime rituals, you're going to be obsessed with this. Zoe runs a niche small business selling vintage, rare and collectable moka pots. She sources each one directly from Italy meaning she has brands, shapes, colours and designs you won't usually find here in the UK. She has everything you need to create the most dreamy and delicious morning coffee at home.
Cloth & Clay: From beautiful tea towels to aprons, napkins, bunting and other practical homeware made from high quality linen, these classic and timeless designs are the absolute staple your home needs. Each of these pieces is lovingly handmade by Charlotte in London using beautiful block coloured linens that are available in a whole rainbow of colours.
Prints, cards & art
NEW! Shama Johns Art: Artist Shama creates oil paintings and fine art limited edition prints of still life. She loves capturing scenes around the table, particularly London restaurants, working in bold and bright colours. THe limited edition prints are printed on high quality fine art paper and you’ll be able to shop these at the market for the first time.
Goose Glitters: Laura at Goose Glitters transforms vintage papers into delightful new collages which she uses to create a whole array of different paper products. She spends hours scouring car boot sales and vintage shops for old catalogues, cards, books and magazines, flicking through the pages to find the most interesting and fun images, cutting each one out by hand and then rearranging all the different elements into a new collage. It’s so clever and takes real time!
Claire Paul Draws: Claire is a Scottish illustrator who’s based in Cornwall, so is it any wonder she’s inspired by the beautiful nature she’s been surrounded with. The colourful abstract shapes within her landscapes just inspire the most serene tranquillity. Find stylish cards, prints, pin badges, notepads, washi tape and other paper goods at her market stall.
By Tilly Illustration: This illustration led brand specialises in luxury paper goods that celebrate the magic in the mundane. Tilly creates original handpainted works of art that lovingly capture everyday moments and experiences. She then turns these in to gorgeous prints which you’ll be able to shop at the next market.
Ventris Isabella Illustrated: The art you hang on your walls is so important, and create the vibe of your home as soon as you walk through the door, so it's of the upmost importance to choose them wisely. Enter Ventris who can definitely help you on this mission. “Dopamine designs for your walls to uplift your soul and home” sounds like our cuppa tea! With loads of pink, positive messages and snazzy graphic design with just the right amount of retro gradients and butterflies, her art prints are just the kind of vibe we should all be surrounded by every single day. I’ve seen enough outfit pics to know they’re a reflection of her own gorgeous personal style and positive vibe, so I can’t wait to see what total look she’ll be wearing at the market, and to shop her uplifting prints.
Nia Benyon: Welsh artist Nia creates abstract sketchy line drawings that are inspired by food and a love of cooking and eating. Her work uses hints of bold colours and reminds us all of the happiness in food. These prints and paper goods are an affordable way to update your home and make gorgeous gifts too.
