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The <n>Popo Chair</n> by <n>Willett</n>, designed by <n>J.T. Willett</n>.

The Popo (short for popolare) plays with soft right angles, a design aesthetic used throughout Willett's work. The Popo is a piece of art yet utilitarian, used to work, dine, or simply just be. The Popo Chair is "the chair for everywhere."
Product CareA lacquered finish although very durable will show scratches with daily use. Avoid dragging hard objects over the surface. Clean with wet rag and all purpose cleaner. This product is made and finished by hand, some minor blemishes should be expected.   

WT-G1 Popo by Willett

An <n>Operculicarya Decaryi in Antique Stone Mortar</n> from <n>Berbere Imports</n>.

A chair by <n>Batten and Kamp</n>, tutors for the 2025 <n>Shelter</n> workshop at <n>Domaine de Boisbuchet</n>.

The <n>Night In</n> and <n>Night Out</n> candles from the <n>Alex Centomo</n> x <n>Smellies</n> collaboration. Photo by <n>Tristan</n>.

'Fired Up' ceramics shoot for Harrods Home — Holly Isabella - London based Stylist & Set Designer - Still life / Interiors / Props / Sets

Massimo Vignelli Stackable Dinnerware for Heller USA features 20 large plates, 7 small plates, 8 cups (4 large, 4 small), 6 bowls, 2 serving bowls, 1 pitcher, 3 trays, 12 saucers, and 3 containers.