1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Salad Bowl

1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Salad BowlFrom the pottery hub of Vallauris, Robert Picault revitalised culinary ceramics by blending traditional forms with geometric patterns. Over the years, designs varied slightly to reflect what inspired him most, be it the work of his close friends and creators such as Pablo Picasso and Roger Capron or the vibrancy of the Mediterranean Sea. Much of his oeuvre consisted of noughts and crosses, bands and weaves, alongside rich colour palettes of green,

Add a touch of classic elegance into your space with this 1950s Polveri Murano glass lidded jar

this Art Deco vase is a unique

Its solid structure and eye-catching colour add sophistication to your vanity

this wool-blend Becky cushion has a folksy hexagonal weave and pretty fringed edging

Artisans at the Elgin mill use the finest Australian merino wood

while his love of unearthing the potential of a bolt of cloth puts material and process front and center

Jarosinski & Vaugoin is one of the few remaining silversmiths to produce its exquisite barware by hand

Crafted from a hard-wearing and durable Aogami blue steel

Handcrafted in Italy

Wiener Silber Manufactur has a special recipe for its sterling silver that includes 94% of silver

featured in Baccarat's 1916 design catalogue

Through constant experimentation