Men's Marocaine Hand-Embroidered Wool Robe

Men's Marocaine Hand-Embroidered Wool RobeCharles Sblines easy breezy design language takes a new direction with the Marocaine robe. Instead of his usual Italian two ply cotton poplin, he opts instead for loden wool a traditional variety of the fabric which is boiled. In this case, he swaps the typical military green for black, while the signature Moroccan embroidery is awash in Prussian blue. The result is, as always, a fresh, eye opening take on classic codes.

It is still being produced today at the original Vienna workshop

Crafted of bound leather on the brand’s signature scallop-sided plinth

is brought to life through sustainably sourced American solid woods – just like the oak that defines the Column salt mill

The ribbon-like threads on this Fulvio Bianconi for Venini Fazzoletto vase are created with the traditional filigrana technique

The Hamza sweater is a clean-cut piece with contemporary colour-blocking and a shawl collar

which would have been brought out on special occasions to serve delicacies such as nuts and chocolates

a skilled artist and designer

specializes in handmade pieces for the home and table

The whimsical shape and rich sheen of the Crown ashtray are typical of Carl Auböck II

color and height may vary

It feature a sculptural stopper and a spiral body

each one a joy for families and friends to get stuck into