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Grooming tools from <n>Penhaligon's</n>, the brand founded by Cornish barber <n>William Penhaligon</n>.

Hand-forged <n>Oyster Dishes</n> by <n>Médecine</n>.

<n>Marianne Brandt</n>'s <n>Tea Service</n> prototype from ca. 1924, an example of <n>Bauhaus</n> design.

International Style Tea | Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

The <n>Lupita Chair</n> designed by <n>Ohla Studio</n> for <n>Claude Home</n>.

Wander through an old Mexican churchyard and you're likely to recognize the design inspirations of the Lupita Chair. Its scalloped ladder back creates dimension and detail, offering delicacy in a living or dining room. Handcrafted in Mexico, the chair pairs an aluminum-cast wood frame with a polished finish and soft olive velvet upholstery for a sumptuous seating experience.