Rachel Henderson Wiki, Age, Husband, Daughter, Money for Nothing, Height, Net Worth

Rachel Henderson Biography – Rachel Henderson Wiki

Rachel Henderson is a furniture upcycler, textile designer, interior stylist and author. She is a regular artisan on the popular BBC series, Money For Nothing. She was a contestant on the BBC show Scotland’s Home of the Year in 2019. Rachel runs a studio based in Fife, Scotland where she designs and creates DIY projects for a range of clients, and works as an interior consultant and stylist.

Her brand was born out of a love for creating playful and colourful interior-based products. With a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Textile Design and Surface Decoration, Rachel began her career working as a Design Consultant and Workshop Tutor and creating handmade products for several publications. Over the years she has authored and contributed to a range of popular craft titles sold worldwide.

Rachel has hosted events and provided live demonstrations for a large number of clients including Scottish Television, the BBC, Kirstie Allsopp’s The Handmade Festival, The Ideal Home Show and The International Crafting and Hobby Fair.

Rachel was cast for Series 1 of the BBC Scotland TV show ‘Scotland’s Home of the Year’ in which she came runner-up. She is a regular artisan on the popular BBC One show ‘Money for Nothing’. Her designs have been featured in a number of publications including Real Homes, Mollie Makes, ESPC, Stella Magazine, CASAFacile and The Herald.

Rachel Henderson Age

Furniture upcycler Rachel Henderson was born in 1981.

Rachel Henderson Hubsband

Interiors expert Rachel Henderson is married to her husband Andy. The couple have a daughter named Lottie.

Rachel Henderson Money for Nothing

Rachel Henderson is a regular artisan on the popular BBC One series ‘Money for Nothing’, presented by Jay Blades. She joined the BBC show after a producer of the show got in touch to ask Rachel if she fancied doing a screen test. She told The Herald: “She had seen some of my upcycled designs, said they loved my work and asked me to join their team of artisans.

“That has been good fun because I’ve had some amazing and challenging projects. I have been given a variety of stuff to work on. For one episode, I was given a box of old clothing which I ended up making into a rug. That was a great project. I have worked with fabric before, but this was something new.

“For another episode, I was given an old trunk that had belonged to someone in the army. It was battered and bruised. I ended up turning that into a colourful display cabinet for drinks. Everything I have been given for the show has been very different but that is what I like about it.

“I love the challenge of thinking out of the box about a project, trying to reinvent something and set it off on its new journey. That is what I love about upcycling in general. Also, you are saving it from the tip which is always a good thing for the environment.”

Rachel Henderson Instagram

Rachel Henderson’s Instagram username is @therachelhendersonstudio.