Envol Hand-Painted Porcelain Coffee Cup and Saucer

Envol Hand-Painted Porcelain Coffee Cup and SaucerEnvol is an apt name for this collection by Pinto, translating from French to in flight. The Limoges porcelain pieces echo this sentiment, as each one is detailed with hand painted sketches of flocks of birds and leafy foliage. These unite to form a rural scene that's accentuated by the earthy colour palette.

The clean lines of Lalique’s crystal ashtray make it a timeless addition to any home bar

as the very nature of the craft – and pieces such as these 1940s plates – speaks to the period’s renewed call for both form and function

giving the illusion of fingers grasping a handful of fresh stems

painterly brushstrokes in rainbow hues - a standout desk accessory that is bound to energise home offices

which is often associated with unity and understanding

this mug is a study in Storgaard’s signature minimalism

she details the linen base with machine-couched antique trims – used to create the flower heads – and free-hand machine-embroidered leaves

The Victorian era is synonymous with high tea

This set of six cheese knives with a block is hand-picked from Carl Auböck and Ostovics’ Edelholz Waren collection

This conical paperweight is a consummate example

Thierry Colson’s Parvati dress is thoughtfully designed to answer the universal call for ‘the perfect hostess dress’

selected for its natural aroma and moisturizing properties