objets de la maison

<n>Gyeolgu Chair</n> by architect <n>Seung H-Sang</n> for <n>IROJE object</n>, photographed by <n>TEXTURE ON TEXTURE</n>.

The <n>Gros Mirror</n> from the <n>1979</n> collection by designer <n>Will Choui</n>. Photo by <n>Lucho</n>.

A sculpture from the <n>Vas Florum</n> series by artist <n>Marcin Rusak</n> at <n>Carpenters Workshop Gallery</n>.

<n>Moka Express</n> by <n>Magdalena Chodnicka</n> from the <n>EXTRA X ORDINARY collection</n>.

From <n>Vieilles enseignes de Suisse</n> (1963). Courtesy of <n>Roth et Sother Lausanne</n>.

The <n>Tiled Side Tables, Trio</n> by <n>BeanandBarrel</n>.

The <n>Sun</n> portable lamp by <n>GRAU</n>, designed by <n>Timon Grau</n> and <n>Melchior Grau</n>.

The <n>Timber Chair</n> by designer <n>Onno Adriaanse</n>, created using the Japanese <n>Shou Sugi Ban</n> method.

Moscow townhouse interior by <n>Irakli Zaria</n> with a <n>De Sede</n> <n>DS-600 Sofa</n>. Photo by <n>Nathalie Gertz</n>.

The <n>Billy TL Ilse Crawford Edition</n> table lamp, designed by <n>Ilse Crawford</n> for <n>Kalmar Werkstätten</n>.

The <n>'ns' chair</n> by designer <n>Muddycap</n>, 2022.

<n>Hullabaloo</n> vase by <n>Felix Van Ransbeeck</n> for <n>Booms Glass</n>, 1967.

The <n>Lotus Lamp</n> designed by <n>Carlo Nason</n> for <n>Mazzega</n>.

Flywater Occasional Table by <n>Calen Knauf Studio</n>. Photo by <n>seandavidson</n>.

The <n>Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair (DCW)</n> by <n>Charles Eames</n>, from the 1973 <n>MoMA</n> exhibition catalog by <n>Arthur Drexler</n>.

Lounge chair designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1936.

Furniture by <n>Rei Kawakubo</n> and <n>Enzo Mari</n>.

<n>Dining table, model IN-50</n>, designed by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n> in 1944.

<n>Bugne vases</n> designed by <n>Carlo Scarpa</n> for <n>Venini</n> in 1940.

Fertility Form, an illuminated sculpture by <n>Rogan Gregory</n>, 2019. Photo by <n>Clements Design</n>.

Since each piece is handmade and totally unique, that shaoe and color might have their own charming twist, different from whats pictured. Think of it as your own personal touch of originality!

Heart Vase by Ornamental by Lameice

<n>Lounge Chair Prototype</n> designed by <n>Eames</n> in 1945.

The <n>Jura Mirror</n> by <n>Ah Um Design Studio</n>.

A bold and distinctive statement mirror, expertly carved from solid mahogany. Inspired by geometric forms and finished with a handmade touch, it embodies both elegance and artistry. This piece serves as a striking and sophisticated addition to any room.
Pictured in mahogany with an oil finish.

Jura Mirror

A pendant light designed by <n>Achille Castiglioni</n> at <n>Galerie Half</n>.

The <n>Xaquixe Large Tumbler</n> set, designed by <n>Xaquixe</n> and hand-blown from recycled glass.

Need beautiful glassware that’s perfect whether you’re sipping water or something a little stronger? This elegant set of two drinking glasses by Xaquixe is sure to bring joy to any occasion with its fluid shape, exquisite texture, and sustainable credentials. Handcrafted in Oaxaca, Mexico using locally-sourced recycled glass and alternative energy, the Vaso Grande is remarkably sturdy and durable enough to withstand the rigors of daily use. It’s also a celebration of the artisan collective’s innovative spirit and powerful vision for change.
Every Xaquixe glass is blown by hand meaning that no two are alike.


Large Tumbler, set of 2

<n>La Santa María Chair</n>, designed by <n>Héctor Esrawe</n> in 2023.

<n>Kismas Glass Lamp</n> by design studio <n>Kismas</n>.

Sculptural works by <n>Rogan Gregory</n> from his 2017 <n>Event Horizon</n> exhibition at <n>R & Company</n>.