19th-Century Chinese Embroidery Silk Cushion (20.5in/52cm)

19th-Century Chinese Embroidery Silk Cushion (20.5in/52cm)By Walids intricate needlepoint cushion features floral embroideries backed onto a 19th century Chinese silk a repurposed vintage fabric that has been modernised by Walid to retell age old crafting stories, while minimising the brands environmental footprint.

is guaranteed to have the required Domino effect

The exposed grain and soft edges of this large plate evidence the maker’s hand-tooling – and reveal superb craftsmanship

The handle is hand-polished to enhance the natural grain and hue and the blade is stamped with the maker's monogram

This whimsical double vase

Hand-polishing and the Maki-e technique - which involves sprinkling gold powder onto lacquer - are used in synergy to create this heirloom-worthy writing tool

Carl Auböck II designed this pedestal vase in a mix of polished and patinated brass

creating a bouclé-textured fabric that drapes beautifully on a sofa or bed

organic nature of exquisite glassmaking

The exposed grain and soft edges of this bowl evidence the maker’s hand-tooling – and reveal superb craftsmanship

Denis Colomb’s Dolpo Nomad blanket is made by artisans in Nepal and hand-combed for enhanced thickness and authentic

Each one is finished by hand in a transparent amethyst colour – a nod to the founders’ penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace

domed lids and a hand-beaten silver finish nod to the revolutionary design aesthetic from the Wiener Werkstatte movement