Going dotty


This season, polka-dot prints are back with a bang, but watch out: they're strutting their stuff in a maxi version, with a preference for irregular effects, as though the dots had been painted on with a paintbrush. Discover this trend in our selection.


Mizutama Rice Bowl
A charming rice bowl with a dot pattern called “Mizutama” in Japanese, a pattern that transcends generation. Hand-painted, these dots are not a perfect circle which make every bowl a one-of-a-kind. Its sandy surface is the result of a transparent glaze mixed with sand. It gives it a really nice touch, prevents the rice from sticking to the bowl and makes it easy to wash. Available in two colors (white, brown) and two sizes (270cc,350cc). Mix and match white and brown in one set to enjoy color contrast.
Linen Cushions - Dot Ari
Cushion Cover Linen Dot Ari is made from 100% linen and hand printed. The linen is hand printed in using silk screens and traditional methods making each cushion cover unique. No inner pads are included and available in several colour combinations
Woolen Rugs - Tapti
Inspiried by the dhurries from the Palaces of Rajasthan - India, Stig Jonsson, our Creative Director presents Tapti. Handwoven in the traditional weaving techniques in fine wool from New Zealand. This is a soft, versatile and durable rug with a timeless design. Suitable for all rooms in the home and even in public areas with high foot traffic.