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

19th-Century Needlepoint Wool and Damask Cushion (19.5in/50cm)This By Walid cushion features intricate needlepoint from the 19th century. The wool design is backed onto 19th century damaska repurposed vintage fabricthat's been modernized to retell age old crafting stories, while also minimizing the makers environmental footprint.

Rose Uniacke’s cream artisanal blanket is handmade from 4-ply woven cashmere and complete with a signature blanket stitch edge

Illustrative of Pinetti’s expertise is this leather doorstop

The Hamza sweater is a clean-cut piece with contemporary colour-blocking and a shawl collar

takes approximately 80 hours to make

One Murano maestro and three artisans handmade these Sunset tumblers in Milan

He continues to honour this today through designs – such as this piece – that feel lifted straight from a French Riviera fantasy

They stay true to the technique that’s been passed down through the Makonde tribe’s generations

marries Lobmeyr’s esteemed Alpha service with cultural emblems from Douglas’ home in Marfa

from kitchenware and barware to electrical appliances

The striking

host to pieces – like this lidded pot – that are instantly recognisable due to their green glaze and silver detailing

Sculptural pieces such as this archival vase begin as sketches