Handwoven Yak Throw (79in/2m)

Handwoven Yak Throw (79in/2m)With a human touch at every stage of the production process and a workshop in picturesque Nepal, Otherways handwoven blankets are inherently rustic, albeit with a contemporary twist. Take the bicolour blanket; spun from pure, naturally moulted Tibetan yak wool, its dyed to a rich, bold hue and accessorised with a wide, black stripe that commands attention.

When Anthony Stern made the move from the film industry to glassmaking

or to hang on the wall like art

varying slightly with each slim

British designer Emilia Wickstead brings the same flair to tableware as she does to fashion

Gino’s work reinterpreted the Muranese tradition of the glass aquarium

with contrasting tones for a contemporary palette

Inspired by his Surrealist approach

This twin pack of poker playing cards are stored within a yellow ashwood box – making a sophisticated addition to any games room

Topaz and turquoise provide striking contrast in this Ambra II design against Petrobelli’s creamy yellow shade

Italian gamesmaker Dal Negro is renowned for its striking playing card designs

this light-blue porcelain pasta bowl has a beautifully imperfect organic finish and a co-branded backstamp

Denis Colomb’s Kutang blanket is made by artisans in Nepal using a ‘down’ harvested from the rarest yaks for sumptuous softness