1970s Murrina Murano Glass Vase (11.5in/29cm)

1970s Murrina Murano Glass Vase (11.5in/29cm)To create the intricate pattern on this 1970s vase, maestros in Murano layer together small pieces of coloured glass. This is heated until soft and pliable, and then stretched into long, thin rods. At this point, they can be arranged into the desired pattern, forming a mosaic like sheet which is then heated to ensure all the individual pieces are fully fused as one. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and

authentic texture of the real thing

pink and black are the match made in glassware heaven

Eric Löfman was a Swedish designer and silversmith who created sleek flatware and tableware with an assured Mid-century aesthetic

They’re hand painted in vibrant green by skilled craftspeople in Moustiers-Sainte-Marie

Pioneering Italian brand Rabitti is noted for its use of saddle leather – the fine-grained

then soaked in phenolic resin and compressed

and the perfect vessel for brewing coffee or tea

asymmetric ring with playful proportions

This is where more than 30 coats of lacquer – derived from the sap of rhus trees – form a coated film that’s resilient against spills and stains

It’s finished with USB and mobile charger inputs with four plugs – a sleek and savvy desk saviour

the piece is designed as part of Smythson’s comprehensive home-office range

Mother-and-daughter-owned fashion brand Missoni made a canny crossover in 1983 – its perennially chic