Mid-Century Archimede Seguso Vase

Mid-Century Archimede Seguso VaseSeguso is one of the oldest glassmakers in Murano, with a rich heritage that dates back 23 generations since 1397, a detail alone that makes each piece a worldly wonder. During the 1950s and 1960s, the family member at the helmArchimedecontinued to innovate with sculptural silhouettes and expert techniques, as exemplified by this curvaceous vase. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

Atelier Fesseler brings a carpenter's craft to its writing instruments

To make the Simple sweater

It’s inspired by the ancient tale of sailors who

the surface texture applies to two bar heroes: a cocktail shaker and ice bucket

Carved from single blocks of air-dried oak

These napkins are woven from sumptuous white linen and finished with delicate embroidered scalloped edges—an elegant nod to regional artisanal traditions

architectural presence

features a painting of an octopus—its tentacles forming bewitching symmetries around it

These Murano glass bud vases feature a verdant colourway that

and complete with springbok horn feet and handle

wiggly shapes don’t just hold your drink—they elevate every sip into a celebration of craft and character

cut and lacquered by skilled artisans