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Purveyor of Timeless Dog Beds.

Ideal for the style-conscious pet owner, this bed is not only a sleep haven for your dog but also a sophisticated addition to your home décor.

06/17/2026

Clive, in Finch & Flint.

There are several coat variations of the Springer Spaniel, but the more interesting split isn’t colour. It’s between Springers and Cockers, who once came from the same litters. Size was the only thing that separated them. Pups over 25lb grew into Springers, the rest into Cockers. It wasn’t until 1902 that the Springer was recognised as a distinct breed at all.

Even now, a single bloodline can split into two almost unrecognisable dogs: one built for the show ring, one built for the field. They share a name and a pedigree, but after seventy years of separate breeding, barely anything else.

06/11/2026

The garden is in full bloom and we find ourselves rather distracted by florals. We have narrowed it down to four options for our next bespoke cover.

A subtle floral, done properly, is a work of art. Whichever we choose will also serve as the inspiration for our next cover development.

Do swipe through and tell us which you’d choose.

06/04/2026

Attention all petite New York dogs.

Enid Blythe makes its trade show debut in Chelsea this August and we’re looking for a small dog, under 26 lbs, to represent us on the floor.

Must be fond of people and rather opinionated about comfort. Remunerated accordingly.

August 2nd to 4th, Chelsea, New York.

If this sounds like your dog, do write to us at [email protected] with a photograph.

05/30/2026

We were commissioned to make a bespoke cover for a client. It sent us down a rather wonderful rabbit hole.

The fabric you’re looking at is deadstock vintage upholstery in teal, cream and maroon stripe, a cloth that hasn’t been in production for decades. It was hand tailored here in Los Angeles into a large Enid Blythe bed, and we are enormously pleased with how it turned out.

Using deadstock is wonderfully satisfying. No new production, so less waste, fabric that would otherwise disappear given a second life.

We’re rather taken with the idea that it only exists in one home, for one dog. This is not for everyone. That’s rather the point.

Bespoke commissions are open. Write to us at [email protected]

05/25/2026

Enid Blythe is named after Elizabeth’s niece.

She lives in the Peak District. Elizabeth doesn’t get to see her nearly as much as she’d like. When it came to naming the brand, there had been another name, something more abstract. But the brand was never going to be abstract. It was always going to be personal. It was built from a very specific idea of home.

So she called it after Enid.

The Golden Retriever in this photograph is called Coral. So, as it happens, is Elizabeth’s other niece. We found that rather fitting.

The name Enid Blythe carries everything Elizabeth is from. A childhood in England. Family she misses. A country she left but never quite stopped thinking about.

05/23/2026

When Elizabeth was developing Enid Blythe, she went back to England for inspiration.

She drove from the North Yorkshire Moors down through the Peak District, along the Essex coastline, across to Dorset’s white cliffs and into the Cotswolds.

She was looking for something uniquely British. The colours of England. Tawny and grey and salt-bleached. The texture of old stone. The light on limestone in autumn.

Enid Blythe is a dream of England. A homage to a childhood and a country, brought to California in a dog bed made with everything she had.

05/13/2026

There are things that define a British childhood. The Aga is one of them.

Invented in 1922 by a blind Nobel Prize-winning Swedish physicist who, rather than rest while recovering at home, redesigned the family cooker. It arrived in Britain in 1929 and never really left. It became so embedded in English life that by the 1990s it had its own literary genre, the Aga Saga.

Enid Blythe founder, Elizabeth, grew up in a Georgian house in England. Cold the way old English houses are cold. The oil-burning Aga was the centre of everything for family and pets alike.

05/11/2026

The jasmine is in bloom.

To us, it is a pleasant addition to the garden. To Daisy, it is something else entirely.

A dog’s nose contains around 300 million olfactory receptors. Ours contain six million. Their sense of smell is estimated to be up to 100,000 times more acute than a human’s. The English Springer Spaniel, bred for centuries to locate and flush game across the British countryside, sits at the very top of that spectrum. Daisy doesn’t smell the garden. She reads it.

Every flower. Every creature that passed through. Every shift in the breeze and every change in the soil. What we see as a garden in bloom, she experiences as something closer to an entire library, opening a new chapter with every breath.

She is, we think, rather pleased with her new home.

The Finch and Flint. Available in four sizes.

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11/07/2024

Your dog’s bed should be as timeless as a well-tailored suit. Style never goes out of fashion.

Modeled by Coral (Golden Retriever) and Roman (Poodle) in large beds, and little Eli (Terrier) in our small bed.

11/04/2024

Our orthopedic dog beds are perfectly crafted for senior dogs who’ve earned every ounce of comfort. Here’s Eli the terrier, our distinguished model, enjoying a well-deserved rest in his perfectly sized bed after a full day of hard work. Here’s to long days filled with purpose and even longer, softer nights on the bed they truly deserve.

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