Hand-Turned Persimmon Bowl

Hand-Turned Persimmon BowlTurned by hand in the Thursday Furniture workshop, this bowl is shaped from persimmon, allowing the natural grain to guide its form. Gentle variations and markings reveal the trees own story, giving every piece a quiet individuality. With use, the surface begins to take on a soft sheen that speaks of time and touch.

The grand Art Deco residence

Gregory Parkinson fabrics are born of his self-confessed textile addiction

Green Wolf Studio’s cordless blown-glass lamps by designer Paola Petrobelli are individually hand-worked at a workshop in Murano

The witty open-hand silhouette of this brass letter opener is typical of the Auböck family workshop

with smoky and sweet aromas of wild grasses

spanning from the 1800s to the 1970s

This is all contained within a quality leather box that

The Sardine tray

Barnaba preserves his father’s offbeat and energetic design spirit through every piece - including this iron paper basket which is silk-screened

Connolly has been handcrafting leathers of the highest quality for everything from automobiles – where it all began – to small goods

Mid-century Europe's keen appetite for color was felt in workshops of all specialities — the most apparent being those of studio glass

several different materials are called into focus to make the game’s tiles