19th-Century French Needlepoint Wool Cushion (27.5in/70cm)

19th-Century French Needlepoint Wool Cushion (27.5in/70cm)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.

Artisan-made in the brand’s Bologna workshop and noted for the elegant utility of the celluloid barrel

This side plate set is a nod to the ornate chinoiserie style that adorned 18th-century wallpaper and ceramics

by Ghisó for Dunhill in 2000

The Panama design

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

like the circular discs and the sinuous detailing

with decorative details carefully placed to mimic the creatures and plants that line the ocean floor

Note how each piece has an organic

An homage to the travel development in 1930s

Basque lace-makers create them at the family workshop in Bilbao

Gold-plated with a medium 14ct gold nib

Originally crafted for German white wine