Studio Seed is a boutique stationery and design studio specialising in beautifully charming wedding stationery, design-led greetings cards and gorgeous papergoods based in beautiful Warwickshire, UK.

about studio seed

in 2009, Designer and Chief Creative Seedling Tamsin Seed, set up Studio Seed after years of dreaming and developing a passion for stationery in all its forms. Using her extensive experience and knowledge from the design and greetings industry, Tamsin had a clear vision of where she wanted the business to go - to create and publish beautifully designed, luxury papergoods to make people smile. Studio Seed products are now available to purchase through our online shop and we are stocked in a wide range of shops and boutiques in the UK and internationally. Alongside wedding stationery, greetings cards and bespoke social stationery, Studio Seed also offers a full custom design service for projects large and small including branding, surface pattern, illustration and licensing opportunities. We regularly exhibit at UK wedding fairs and premium trade shows including Top Drawer London. Tamsin works with an ever-growing team of assistants, freelancers and wonderful suppliers to ensure that all Studio Seed products are absolutely perfect.

about tamsin

Born and raised in rural Cheshire, Tamsin graduated from MMU in 2005, won two prestigious awards at the New Designers graduate exhibition and began her creative career. After many happy years as a Senior Designer at Tigerprint (designing greetings and stationery for Marks & Spencer) Studio Seed was born and Tamsin was kept busy designing products, illustrating, creating surface pattern designs, working on custom design and branding projects. {She now has an impressive client list under her wing including Marks & Spencer, Next, Gap Kids, Target, Designers Guild and House of Fraser.}

Tamsin likes to laugh and certainly doesn’t take life too seriously - her answer to most problems is to "send a card". In her free time she can be found baking, watching Formula One, being silly with her two year-old niece and having the occasional (large) glass of rosé. She is unhealthily attached to her cats.

If Tamsin no longer ran Studio Seed, she would ideally like to be the sixth member of Girls Aloud. She's working on it.