Situated in the Nagasaki Prefecture, Hasami is one of the most significant pottery districts in Japan. Porcelainware has been produced there for almost 400 years, stretching back to the Edo era. Created by Takuhiro Shinomoto, the brand called Hasami Porcelain allows us to fill our days and homes with Japanese heritage and know-how thanks to its quality pieces made in subtle yet studied designs.
The objects brought to us by this Finnish design house are on a mission to fill people's everyday with beauty and joy. Since its start in 1951, the brand has stood out on the global stage thanks to its textiles featuring original patterns and vibrant colours. Today, it continues to be authentic, remarkable, and to deliver charming creations. Plunge your decor into the spirit-lifting and magnificent world of Marimekko!
It was in the Finnish village of the same name that Iittala came to be in 1881. Helmed by pioneers in design the likes of Alvar Aalto, Aino Aalto, and Kaj Franck during the '30s and '40s, the brand has continued to stand out for its timeless glass pieces that are a balanced blend of function and flawless craftsmanship.
Presenting the work of different creators whose trendy and timeless products suit the Scandinavian style and vibe perfectly, Design House Stockholm is, in some ways, like a publishing house for designers. Celebrating ideas and creativity, the Swedish brand offers a window to the best of design by offering a selection of distinctive and in-demand decor objects and accessories.
The Skateroom is a Belgian company that's made a name for itself through its creative approach that fuses art, culture, and philanthropy, made to create positive changes in the world. The founder of the brand, Charles-Antoine Bodson, had the idea to create decorative skateboards featuring iconic and artistic prints whose sales help at-risk youth in different countries through projects linked to the world of skateboarding.
Founded in 1607 by King Charles IX of Sweden, the Skultuna brand is one of the oldest in the world and continues to set itself apart with its high-quality metal objects. Created for everyday use as well as for special occasions, these elegantly designed pieces will stylishly integrate into your decor and remain beautiful for years to come.
Tom Dixon started to attract attention in the '80s, being described as a young, bold, and self-taught designer who was one of the most talented of his generation. It was in 2002 that he launched his eponymous label. Contemporary furniture, lights, and decor are brought to life in sought-after materials and deliver a polished, British-style elegance.
In·causa means "In the cause of" and?when it comes to this non-profit organization? the cause they take to heart is connecting Indigenous productions to the global market. With the profits of its line of products for the home, inspired by ancient traditions, and devoted to ritual and meditation practices, Incausa is a pro bono supporter of the heritage and self-sufficiency of Indigenous artists.
Modern design meets ethical production! With her company, Obakki, created in 2005, Treana Peake devoted herself to respecting, preserving, and protecting diverse artisanal cultures from around the world while creating sustainable change. By partnering with artisans from across the globe, she offers a selection of authentic, handmade decor items and fashion accessories that make a real difference for communities in need.
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