Women's Frogging Hand-Embroidered Cotton Pajama Shirt Dress | Size: M

Women's Frogging Hand-Embroidered Cotton Pajama Shirt Dress | Size: MCharles Sbline has a clever way of turning classicism on its head. One of the ways he does this is frogging embroidery, a relatively recent technical advancement inspired by military and hussar uniforms that he developed alongside craftspeople in Morocco. Its an incredibly meticulous technique, but this pajama shirt dress highlights how powerful the results can be when paired with Italian two ply cotton poplin and jaunty stripes.

This piece is sourced from the 1910s from the northern region of the UK

both of which are complete with precious bamboo root handles

Spontaneous speckles and starbursts give the Todra coffee cup a depth and tactility only found in a true artisanal piece

In line with the decade’s embrace of colour and print

This set of green leather placemats is constructed in Umbria

Newly cast in vintage moulds designed Carl Auböck II in the 1950s

He traditionally mold-blows each design before finishing it with characterful etchings

Its timeless retro design and solid sterling silver construction add a touch of luxury to any workspace – use it to examine fine prints

The Ola cushion is named after one of the talented team members

With an affinity for function

Attributed to the latter is this glass bottle from the 1970s

Its versatile character will sing in harmony with arrangements of all shapes and sizes