19th-Century Wool and Linen Needlepoint Cushion (46in/1.2m)

19th-Century Wool and Linen Needlepoint Cushion (46in/1.2m)This By Walid cushion features hand stitched needlepoint embroidery that depicts an array of blooming flowers. The design is backed onto 19th century linen a repurposed vintage fabric thats been modernised to retell age old crafting stories, while also minimising the makers environmental footprint.

An easy way to elevate any table set-up or bare shelf

The Indigo Storm bowl by British designer Faye Toogood reveals its experimental construction right on the surface

70 years of love and heritage are behind them

but one of the most notable is told in collaboration with architectural powerhouse Gio Ponti

Along the crespo linen edge of this Loretta Caponi bath towel is a clean-cut row of blue stripes and red dots

moisture-resistant calf leather and ringed with chrome-plated brass

These tea bowls have beautiful white slip swirls marked by Jonathan’s hands and are finished with a matte glaze

Perhaps it’s the plant’s inherent association with summer

like the three-dimensional structures and the meticulously placed motifs that swirl around its form

it’s handcrafted from mahogany with fine marquetry drawing out a border and central crest

quietly reminding you of the quality Murano glass it’s made from

It’s handcrafted from wool with chunky fringing and evocative embroidery – the latter of which is added by hand by master artisans in Tuscany