1960s Ercole Barovier Murano Glass Bowl

1960s Ercole Barovier Murano Glass BowlErcole Barovier wasnt one to shy away from experimentation after all, he grew up in an established family of glassblowers, so was surrounded by innovative designs from day one. He made a major mark on the industry, dreaming up a number of vessels, such as this 1960s 1950s bowl, that push the boundaries in terms of color, texture, shape and form. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

this wool-blend Yailin cushion has a signature broken-stripe weave in a vibrant mixed colourway

Its locale – of which it’s named after – is a small village on the borders of Burgundy in France

Made with a specialised Kyuushu porcelain

The Tamba check blanket is handwoven in two-ply cashmere

he had achieved a mastery of the medium and established his own studio

This limited edition piece of 39/199 copies is signed

you'll find two card decks and five poker dice — everything you need for a fun-filled games night

he has travelled across Korea

The blue and white palette seen here is true to sometsuke in the 1600s

This square Milano wastebasket is made from soft brown nappa leather

effortlessly reflecting light around the home

This results in cleverly conceptualized pieces with thoughtful details