Jute and Wool Throw (78.5in/2m)

Jute and Wool Throw (78.5in/2m)The House of Lyrias textiles are guided by wabi sabi, the Japanese philosophy centered around the elusive beauty of imperfection. As a result, the finer detailscolor, texture, size and formdiffer slightly to ensure individual character and soul. Arriving with a rich yet unstudied quality, this throw is made in the Tuscan city of Prato, the heart of Italys textile industry.

It requires the use of different species of precious woods which are cut

this distinctive trio of yellow porcelain dipping bowls have an imperfect

For barware that's a cut above

Each piece is expertly handcrafted with carefully placed indentations for the order of the day

this square tray takes an everyday object to new heights with Fornasetti's offbeat

Some of the most popular patterns seen on chess sets during the Victorian period include Staunton and Calvert – the latter of which was based on the work of John Calvert

this 1997 glass and silver vase by San Lorenzo captures a singular moment in Italian design

folding nail clipper and slanted tweezers

but also a vintage decanter

Illustrative butterfly motifs flutter across newspaper trimmings - a striking addition to any study

effortlessly reflecting light around the home

having met in 1948 at the Fontcarrade pottery school in Montpellier