19th-Century French Needlepoint Wool Cushion (25.5in/65cm)

19th-Century French Needlepoint Wool Cushion (25.5in/65cm)This By Walid cushion features needlepoint embroidery that depicts an array of blooming flowers. The design is backed onto 19th century wool a repurposed vintage fabric thats been modernised to retell age old crafting stories, while also minimising the makers environmental footprint.

Barnaba preserves his father’s offbeat and energetic design spirit through every piece - including this aluminium umbrella stand which is silk-screened

Hand-poured with a citrus and bergamot fragrance created in Grasse

Each one is designed to ensure the nose and taste are enhanced and enjoyed

this unique pot features a Japanese Hinoki cypress wooden body and lid

This hand-carved Yunomi cup by Ido Ferber

Noble Macmillan brings its ‘unashamedly traditional approach' to contemporary leather goods

embroidering each linen napkin by hand with meticulous detail and finishing with a traditional curved corner

Using delicate strands of Colombian iraca palm

wrinkle-resistant and super-soft to the touch

It comes with five standard dice

the Goccia Miele Murano Glass Vase by Micheluzzi Glass is characterised by a distinctive shape that references the elongated form of a drop

such as this 1926 Parker Duofold Senior fountain pen