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<n>Naples Street House</n> by <n>Edition Office</n> with a <n>Puku Stool</n> by <n>Coco Flip</n>. Photo by <n>Tasha Tylee</n>.

Interior of <n>Casa Tejocote</n> in Querétaro, Mexico, by <n>González Muchow Arquitectura</n>. Photo by <n>Ana Lui</n>.

An office interior by <n>Hugh Strange Architects</n>.

<n>LC710 Apartments</n> in Mexico City, designed by <n>Taller Hector Barroso</n>. Photo by <n>Rory Gardiner</n>.

Bespoke packing table by <n>Hollie Bowden</n> for the <n>Completedworks</n> showroom. Photo by <n>Genevieve Lutkin</n>.

The <n>Veen seat</n>, designed by <n>Jonas Lutz</n> in 2016 from reclaimed Douglas fir.

The cypress-lined bathroom of <n>House 23</n> by <n>Vondalwig Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Mahsa Vahdat</n>.

The studio of sculptor <n>Lois Anvidalfarei</n>, designed by <n>Delueg Architekten</n>. Photo by <n>Gustav Willeit</n>.

Silver cutlery by designers <n>Josef Hoffmann</n> and <n>Koloman Moser</n> for the <n>Wiener Werkstätte</n>.

The <n>Sofia Chair</n> by <n>UNFORME</n>.

The <n>Palm Springs</n> residence in California, designed by <n>Studio DIAA</n>. Photo by <n>Joe Fletcher</n>.

Bathe in a Hinoki-scented tub for a moment of sublime peace and relaxation.
These bath flakes are taken from fragrant Hinoki Cypress from the Shimanto area of Kochi Prefecture, Japan.  From the moment you unpackage the bath flakes, you will be surrounded by the soothing aroma of Hinoki. You may submerge this bag in your tub for a relaxing time in your bath. After use, hang the bag up to let it dry and reuse the same bag a few times. For multifunctional use, hang this bag up in a room to deodorize it, or hose the bag down with water to use it as a humidifier. Mixed with dried Hinoki leaves, flakes come wrapped in a fabric bag.

Hinoki Aroma Flakes

The <n>Sofa Joá</n> by <n>Casa Ática</n> is a modular piece inspired by 1970s design.

Installation at <n>Béton Brut</n> for <n>London Design Festival</n> 2021. Photo by <n>Ollie Tomlinson</n>.