Women's Mono Aili Babouche Slippers

Women's Mono Aili Babouche SlippersThe Mono Aili Babouche slippers are handmade in Morocco from leftover fabrics founder Calla Haynes collected from couture houses across France and Italy. These textural combinations of silk, cotton, brocade and linen are woven by craftswomen in the Atlas mountains before the finishing touches are added in Marrakech. Due to the unique sourcing process, every pair is different.

you’ll find 24-karat gold hand-painted onto this crystal water tumbler in the same geometric

This mouse pad features a rigid leather-covered structure

and the larger one for scooping

finished with pretty scalloped edges

with a sunset colour palette and an exaggerated handle reminiscent of a tankard or stein from a bygone era

vegetable tanned leather bookends

as if it’s been submerged in water

grapes and vanilla fills the air

or with similar designs for a vibrant table setting

the Antoinette incense holder by Astier de Villatte has a high-shine white porcelain glaze and an elegant female figure with exposed elements for a unique finish

The Genova kaftan dress is handcrafted from wool crepe – chosen for its unique texture – with gentle pleats to the reverse and pockets

this taupe Amsterdam tissue cube has seamed corners and colour-matched stitching