17th-Century Verdure Tapestry Linen and Damask Cushion (16.5in/42cm)

17th-Century Verdure Tapestry Linen and Damask Cushion (16.5in/42cm)By Walids cushions offer a rare glimpse into the past, each one crafted from antique textiles rich in history and character. Centuries old tapestries, intricate patchworks, and hand worked needlepoint embroideries are carefully sourced by founder Walid al Damirji from antique markets around the world. These one of a kind fragments are then meticulously hand stitched together, transforming storied fabrics into distinctive heirloom pieces designed to be

This boxwood and ebony chess set from the 1910s is presented in a compact box with a hinged lid and green baize interior

you’ll find 24-karat gold hand-painted onto this crystal liqueur glass in the same geometric

This green playing set

it’s a striking nod to the flower that blooms throughout Japanese art and design

To bring designs such as this soap dish to life

are numbered 1–12 so every drink at your soirée stays perfectly claimed

It features a fine swirl of colour throughout that’s expertly applied before it’s hand-blown to form

An orange flame burns at its core

come rain or shine

this yellow porcelain pasta bowl has a beautifully imperfect organic finish and a co-branded backstamp

created by pioneering modernist Italian glassmaker

Giobagnara’s Leopold A4 document holder is fully covered in taupe-toned