Shaker style
Selection M&0
The Shakers were a traditional American Protestant community, renowned throughout the design world for their pared-down 19th-century furniture and their sense of household organization. A feeling for pure design that made Shaker style a forerunner of functionalism. Today, this trend is taking over interiors, creating a return to fundamentals with a poetic touch.
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Kiondo Basket M
MIFUKO
This brown paper shoulder basket is both fashionable and practical. It is perfect for those summer strolls in the city and works well for the beach too! Weaving together timeless Nordic design and Kenyan handcrafts, each unique item is work of hands and hearts: beautiful, extremely durable and easy to keep clean. Material: Paper Mifuko is a certified member of World Fair Trade Organization and each of our baskets is signed by the artisan who made it. -
Beige linen waffle towel Set
MAGIC LINEN
Beige (camel brown) linen towel set: hand, face, and body towels. Comes in a fluffy waffle pattern. Add some understated luxury to your bathroom with these amazingly soft, pure linen bath towels. Due to linen's natural properties, these towels absorb and release moisture extremely fast. The waffle texture gently exfoliates your skin creating the ultimate SPA experience. -
Tableware Collection
STUDIO RO SMIT
In Nepal, Ro Smit works with a former pottery community that always works by hand on turntables in a traditional way. Based on their qualities, Ro Smit has developed a tableware that also meets the current requirements, it can be used in the oven, microwave and dishwasher. This new influence gives a new life to a centuries-old craft and new potters are trained to pass the craft on to a new generation. This is an excellent example of Ro Smit his mission statement “Ethics Equals Aesthetics”. -
Stealth
LIVONI SEDIE
Stealth is a comfortable, stackable seating, with remarkable characteristics such as practicality and toughness. The details highlight the treatment of the edges, which characterize the design of the whole seating, maximizing not only the design, but also the master skills in wood processing. Another detail to notice is the disposition of the legs, flared in order to make it easier to stack the chairs. Particular attention and care is paid to the finishing: natural or oiled.
