1950s Jean Gerbino Ceramic Vase (8in/21cm)

1950s Jean Gerbino Ceramic Vase (8in/21cm)French ceramicist Jean Gerbino was born into a Sicilian family of potters, and started learning the craft at just 10 years old. When he was old enough, he left for Vallauris where he was hired under Pierre Clment Massier. Gerbino was heavily influenced by neriage a Japanese technique where coloured clay is stacked and sliced to reveal a pattern that can be used as an applied decoration. He devoted 15 years of his life to developing his own unique

ridged silhouette is complemented by short curved handles and a bright green ombré glaze - the perfect vessel for blooms and foliage

elevating traditional florals with a fresh

and was used for everything from holding votives to storing trinkets

London-based Métier is known for its unequivocal affinity with high-performing craftsmanship – as seen in this striking cashmere blanket

characterised by subtle indentations and the odd pop of colour

Handmade by skilled glassmakers in France

Made from high-quality mahogany wood

rippled surfaces – as this glass bowl illustrates

resulting in a fascinatingly flawed finish

other focus solely on the fabric at hand – as is the case with this king-size blanket

The best storage solutions are those that double up as pieces of home décor

It’s handcrafted using artisanal techniques – first