Lacquered Octagonal Tray (13.5in/34cm)

Lacquered Octagonal Tray (13.5in/34cm)The Lacquer Companys collaboration with Miles Redd calls upon the bold and colorful eye of the American furniture designer, Miles Redd. This results in cleverly conceptualized pieces with thoughtful details. This octagonal tray is a case in point, lovingly lacquered with the son mai technique with angular edges reminiscent of an emerald cut gemstone. Handmade lacquer is very delicate and may be scratched or marred; use a soft, damp cloth to clean it

grip and balance to the long blade

Artisans scratch the iconic monochrome weave directly into the clay using the sgraffito technique pioneered by Bollhagen in the 1930s

This jar is an example of its eye for sleek accents

this soap dispenser is covered in leather with a non-slip

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

with a softly ridged texture enhancing the clear hand-blown glass

like the bulbous form and curved handle

This set includes six leather coasters and a leather-covered holder with walnut inserts

Piero Fornasetti’s son

Quietly impactful

Designed in 2015

this dominoes set features a genuine leather box handcrafted and stitched by Renzo's skilled team of artisans