Cabaret Hand-Painted Porcelain Collection

Cabaret Hand-Painted Porcelain CollectionIn 1925, the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris featured a silver tea set designed by Josef Hoffmann. This service inspired Augarten, leading to a porcelain rework for ABASKs debut at Salon Art + Design 2023 with permission granted from the MAK in Vienna, of course. Each piece nods to the high energy of the roaring twenties with hand painted branches and golden details.

André Boutaud

The pieces in the series feature scalloped edges and pops of 24-karat gold – details that’ll no doubt propel this series to the fore of your collection

South Wales

reimagined edition of the Cycilder Murano Vase

She describes her approach as a “mood thing”

Giobagnara’s leather dice cup is handcrafted by skilled artisans and features a burgundy

the angular pen holder is constructed from a wooden base with clean lines – ideal for any study space or desk

the I Diversi tumbler from Carlo Moretti features mesmerising stripes created by applying glass threads to molten glass

they’re also entirely intentional and reflective of the founders’ love for all things imperfect

It’s host to pieces – like this bud vase – that are wonderfully retro

a fast game

By Walid’s vibrant woollen needlepoint cushion features 1920s French embroideries backed onto a 19th-century linen – a repurposed vintage fabric that has been modernised by Walid to retell age-old crafting stories