caroline gardner about us, find out about the brand

Welcome to our vibrant home of unique pieces that inspire and uplift. We’re dedicated to spreading joy through giving, and our values drive everything we do. Read on to discover what has guided us for the past 30 years...

Where it started


In 1993, a chance encounter over a neighbour’s flat tire led to Caroline’s first commission of handmade cards for a Japanese gallery. Inspired by their success, she began crafting more from her
loft.

Thirty years later, Caroline Gardner is about much more than cards. While we still prioritise thoughtfulness, kindness, and exceptional quality, our range has expanded to include hand ainted ceramics, stylish accessories, loungewear and more. All of Caroline’s designs showcase her distinctive use of colour, along with her signature heart and floral prints.

Our Values

Kindness

Kindness is truly the essence of everything we do. Through our thoughtful gifts and cards, we’re on a mission to spread warmth and positivity.

Giving

We don’t just want to be another gift brand; we aspire to redefine what it means to give. For us, it’s about bridging the distance and bringing those farther away a little closer together.

Quality

We’re design-led, crafting products that exceed expectations in detail with quality that lasts.

Sustainability

Sustainability is truly at our core, and we’re committed to reducing our environmental impact. We’re very conscious of our environment and the impact we have on it. We continue to remove single use plastic packaging from our products, and all our paper comes from FSC certified suppliers.

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Our charity partner

We’re incredibly proud to have raised over £270,000 for Meningitis Now, a charity with personal significance to Caroline and Angus. Our charity Christmas cards raise funds and awareness, and our team members have also contributed by running marathons and assisting at events.

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Our Shop

Our store is nestled among the exclusive boutiques and vibrant atmosphere of Marylebone High Street, surrounded by small independent shops and a weekly farmers market.