Hand-Blown Crystal Collection

Hand-Blown Crystal CollectionDeborah Ehrlichs crystal is all about the tactile experience, which is communicated through its pure clarity and the perfect weight in the palm. Through her designs, she proves that you dont need to shout to be heard by masking complex processes behind simple silhouettes. She works closely with a Swedish glassblower, who carries out every step by hand, from the cutting and polishing of the lip to the signature etched on the bottom with a diamond tip

hard-wearing designs such as this basket

which pair with rust-resistant blades for a clean and seamless slicing experience

characterized by clean

crafted in Italy and detailed with unique

resin handles and the finest 18/10 stainless steel

so it seems only right that her dreamy soft furnishings would reflect that

one-of-a-kind treasures

combed and processed

Within each drawer

amorphous bookends in patinated brass are typical of the care and restraint with which Carl Auböck II manufactured his Modernist objects for the library

Namiki’s fountain pen and ink gift set features illustrative parrot motifs which intertwine on painterly peach trees - an auspicious symbol of purity and health

these champagne flutes are as unique as the moment they hold