19th-Century Needlepoint Wool and Cotton Patchwork Cushion (19.5in/50cm)

19th-Century Needlepoint Wool and Cotton Patchwork Cushion (19.5in/50cm)This By Walid cushion features needlepoint embroidery from the 19th century. The wool design is hand stitched onto a patchwork of 19th century cottonsall repurposed vintage fabricsthat have been modernized to retell age old crafting stories, while also minimizing the makers environmental footprint.

Carlo Moretti showcases his signature shape

He designed this set in the 1950s

or maybe it’s the universally loved colour and scent

with swirling patterns that mimic the ebb and flow of the water you’ll pour within

and is complete with ornate

as is reflected in this fish jug from the 1960s

as this item is made by hand

not the drawer

Laboratorio Paravicini’s playfully ornate dinnerware is screen-printed in a studio in one of the hidden courtyards in Milan’s historic center

with contrasting pale-green cord trim

Azul Patagonia is inspired by nature and colour – two features celebrated in the Coffee Beans mugs

it combines pewter with different shades of ebony wood