City To Cottage Limited

City To Cottage Limited is a small, active company based in London, UK, established eight years ago in 2016. It operates as an e-commerce site selling handmade ceramics and kitchen accessories, with a single director and owner, Palocz Tibor, at the helm. The company has one employee and holds £188,887 in assets, though its registered address is likely virtual, as 5630 other companies share the same location.

The website, City to Cottage, showcases a range of hand-painted ceramics, including butter dishes, sugar bowls, mugs, and teapots, emphasizing a "shabby chic" aesthetic. It caters to customers seeking unique, handmade items for their kitchens and homes, offering free shipping to UK, EU, and USA with no customs fees. The site also features a blog with recipes and home decor tips, and actively engages with customers on social media platforms like Instagram and Pinterest.

Financially, City To Cottage Limited appears to be facing some challenges. While it’s a small company (meeting two of three criteria for turnover under £10.2m, assets under £5.1m, and fewer than 50 employees), net assets have plummeted by 170%, landing at -£25,000. Cash reserves have also decreased significantly by 74%, leaving only £2,600. Bank borrowings have increased slightly, and trade debtors have risen by 7.7%. While creditors remain stable, the decline in equity is concerning. The company’s unaudited accounts, exempt from an audit due to its small size, rely on director-reported data.

Despite the financial pressures, City To Cottage Limited seems to be maintaining a steady online presence and continues to offer its unique handmade products. Whether it can overcome these challenges and sustain its growth remains to be seen.

Registered in England/Wales under the registration number 10154288, with a registered address at WC2H 9JQ, England, London, 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden.

WARNING:The numbers have been rounded for simplicity and may be inaccurate.Please, refer to the latest financial report for verification.