Ceramic Spaghetti Jar

Ceramic Spaghetti JarThis ceramic spaghetti jar spotlights Matthew Fosters love for form and surface. Note how the handcrafted piece is detailed with an intricate pattern, where each shape nestles into the next as if its a perfectly formed puzzle piece. It satisfies Fosters brief for his creations that they should all have a personality of their own while the sculptural handle on the lid ensures that its a functional delight, as well as an aesthetic one.

Begg x Co’s Valatzu Anton blanket plays with geometric forms

Italian workshop Zanetto has been ‘playing with metal to create unusual and contemporary shapes’ since 1963

This wool blanket tells a miniature tale of animated mandrakes – we can’t think of a warmer welcome into the whimsical world of this smile-inducing collection

Labels and packaging are lead-printed on old presses by SAIG

Each piece in this set of eight is plucked from the mid-century and features seven indentations – or in the case of the larger plate

cut to size and dyed in its respective colour before being sewn together to the correct proportions

The Festive Dinner tablecloth is perfect for celebrations with loved ones

The Ombré blanket from Norlha is hand-felted from pure yak khullu wool

the award-winning interior designer originally from Melbourne

From straw and willow to rattan and leather

Tulip mania is in full force

which is named after the French village where a large community of ceramicists settled between the 1940s and 1980s