| Set of 4 | Shimako Cotton Placemats

| Set of 4 | Shimako Cotton PlacematsThe designs of Marukawa Shoten pay homage to a 500 year old process of hand dyeing traditional Japanese cotton with indigo, resulting in an elegant yet down to earth fabric known as iki. In this instance, the striped, blue cloth forms a simple placemat, ready to receive your humble culinary creations.

With its minimalist white clay and contrasting natural wicker handle

while breathability and water-resistance of the solid cork lid has been designed to slot in effortlessly to the demands of a laundry room

The Stripe series is inspired by the soothing nature of blue

Each hand-blown tumbler adheres to a thoughtful colour palette which is inspired by the founding brothers’ birthplace of Venice

a legacy that traces back eight generations to 1802

Kaneko Kohyo’s joyful Rinka series brings warmth to any dinner table

Add classic elegance to your space with this 1950s Murano glass dish

Andrew Iannazzi’s thoughtful creations aren’t just a sight to behold

and this magical pair is set atop a thoughtfully designed inner sole made with hypoallergenic

Those with a soft spot for Art Deco glassware will know its calling cards from a mile off

The stone used for this tray is hand-selected for its unique character

A lightweight and breathable piece