<n>MUDEC (Museum of Cultures)</n> in Milan, designed by <n>David Chipperfield</n>, c. 2015.

A Brookhaven home by <n>Bates Masi</n> with an <n>Eames Lounge Chair</n> and <n>George Nelson Bubble Lamps</n>. Photo by <n>Michael Moran</n>.

Japan Black ASYMMETRIC DOUBLE BREASTED TOP

A photograph by <n>Jamie Hawkesworth</n> for <n>Comme des Garçons</n>.

<n>Comme des Garçons</n> S/S 1997 campaign for the <n>Body Meets Dress, Dress Meets Body</n> collection. Photo by <n>France Grand</n>.

The DTLA loft of <n>Moniomi Design</n>, featuring an <n>Entler</n> lamp. Photo by <n>Punodostres</n> for <n>Apartment Therapy</n>.

An <n>Akari 24N Lamp</n> by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n> on a <n>Square Rug</n> by <n>Nordic Knots</n>.

<n>Comme des Garçons Homme Plus</n> tote bag.

With deep interest in antiques, armour and morphing cutlery, every ring is some partially destroyed and reworked spoon, fork or knife that Erika has collected over the last few years. All the pieces are either silver or silver-plated.The jewellery is versatile - many of the little finger rings work simultaneously as ear cuffs.Please measure your finger carefully when ordering. You can either select a pre-existing ring from the catalogue (sent upon request) or order a custom based on said catalogue.Sizes are available from 2-12.5 and styles are available from thick, thin, wide, and peculiar.Our team will reach out to you to select sizes and styles once purchased.Silver plated/silver.Handmade in Europe, please allow 6-8 weeks for shipping.

One Full Hand Set by Erika Sirola

Home office from the <n>Re Stone</n> project by <n>Sancar Studio</n>, featuring an <n>Artemide</n> <n>Tolomeo Mega Floor Lamp</n>.

<n>Donald Judd</n>'s platform bed in his former residence at <n>101 Spring Street</n>. Photo by <n>Blaine Davis</n>.

Looks from the <n>Maison Martin Margiela Autumn/Winter 1996 Collection</n>.

An interior featuring the <n>A-Stool</n> designed by <n>Naoto Fukasawa</n> in 2007.

A 1988 direct mail advertisement for <n>Comme des Garçons</n>.

<n>Katya</n> photographed by <n>Max Klebl</n>.

A scene from the dark comedy series <n>The End of the F***ing World</n> (2017-2019).

<n>Dirk Bikkembergs metal slit heel boots</n> from the Fall 1996 collection.