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In 2021, homeware brand Addison Ross made headlines when one of its photo frames appeared on Queen Elizabeth II’s desk during her Christmas speech.
The elegant white enamel frame, finished with a luxurious curved gold edge, was holding a picture of the monarch and Prince Philip.
This design quickly became a signature piece for the brand – and it’s still available to buy today for just £60.
Founded in Northumberland, the family-run company has built its reputation on beautifully handcrafted frames.
Made from premium materials, many of these can be displayed in either portrait or landscape orientation and feature a soft velvet backing.
The collection spans timeless designs in sterling silver and walnut through to bold colours and playful prints – with the tartan version making an especially thoughtful Christmas gift.
Each one comes beautifully packaged in a gift box and, for a personalised touch, customers can include a complimentary print with every frame.
In recent years, Addison Ross has expanded well beyond frames, introducing an array of covetable home accessories.
Their vibrant salt and pepper grinders, for instance, have achieved Instagram fame.
With French-inspired, curvaceous silhouettes available in different heights, they pair perfectly with scalloped trays in a spectrum of bold, pastel and even two-tone finishes.
The brand also offers a selection of lamps, LED candles and clocks. A personal favourite is the mother-of-pearl alarm clock – a chic detail guaranteed to elevate any bedside table.
Whether you’re refreshing your own home or searching for the perfect present, our edit below offers pieces guaranteed to delight.
Photo frames
Salt and pepper mills
Homeware
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Loved by the late Queen Elizabeth, Addison Ross is the ultimate gift destination – from the monarch’s exact £60 photo frame to viral salt and pepper grinders