Women's Cashmere and Linen Tunic Dress | Size: L

Women's Cashmere and Linen Tunic Dress | Size: LIt was while working on a collection of rugs that Los Angeles based Denis Colomb was exposed to the artistry of Nepalese craft, which led to the founding of his eponymous collections. Working with small, family owned workshops across Kathmandu, he creates forever pieces that are made entirely by hand, utilising techniques such as looming, weaving, spinning and dyeing. This tunic dress is handcrafted in cashmere and linen.

seen in the flow of a wave or the unfurling of a leaf

the ‘father of English potters’ which has been the source of unmatched tableware since 1759

The core characteristics of this style are unique surface patterns and a pale green hue – attributes that can be seen in this sauce bowl

The vase is mouth-blown

This silver-plated cocktail shaker from the 1930s encourages the user to dial a drink

hand-finished from vintage brass casts to a textural patina

Astier de Villatte’s fascination with folk art is on full display with the Kiwi creamer

it’s handcrafted from mahogany with fine marquetry drawing out a border and central crest

Pyot Gavaudan

Each candlestick is cast in the original brass moulds

Designed to complement Johnstons’ contemporary wool throws

Giobagnara’s Jack square valet tray is fully covered in navy calf leather