Hugo pouring a botanical tincture in the studio

Who we are.

A Cornwall-based research and design studio studying how life adapts to environmental pressure, translating survival strategies into skincare systems.

WHY WE BUILT THIS

Modern skincare has become reactive

It relies on short-term correction: stripping cleansers, aggressive exfoliation and strong targeted actives designed to peel, freeze or force the skin into submission.

But skin is not a static, passive barrier. It is a dynamic, self-regulating environment that continually recalibrates itself. We built Mor & Meadow on the idea that skin is not a problem to fix, but a living system to support.

RESEARCH x DESIGN

Rooted in research. Defined by design.

mor & meadow sits at the intersection of botanical science and aesthetic design, powered by a collective of artists, botanists, growers and cosmetic designers.

Rooted in Research

 Hugo — Botanist and agricultural science educator specialising in plant systems and high-tech cultivation.

Defined by Design

Sophie - Central Saint Martins and Royal Drawing School fine artist. Product & Aesthetic Design.

The Cornish coast — rockpool at dusk

Cornwall

Not an ecosystem, a microcosm of many habitats; Where sea (mor) and land meet in balance, making it the clearest expression of our ecosystem-led philosophy.

Explore the Cornish ecosystem
Cornish Bloom

Cornish Bloom

Invigorating Mist
Cornish Shade

Cornish Shade

Overnight Mist

THE COLLECTIVE

The Collective

Mor & Meadow is not built in isolation. We are shaped an evolving network of growers, scientists, artists, formulators and makers whose practices sit close to the natural world.

From cultivation and botanical research to material experimentation and visual storytelling, these collaborations expand the way we think and help ground the brand in observation, exchange and shared learning.

A grower harvesting lavender in a Cornish field
Researchers
A researcher at the microscope in the studio
Growers
An artist sketching botanical reference plates
Artists
A ceramicist arranging vessels at the maker's bench
Two collaborators reviewing notes at the studio table
COLLABORATORS
A hand holding a wildflower stem
LEROY!
The Cornish coastline at dusk
CORNWALL
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