Stockholm Scented Candle

Stockholm Scented CandleAstier de Villattes Stockholm candle is developed by perfumer Franoise Caron. The wax is worked for a long time in France, while the glass tumbler is mouth blown in Tuscany. Labels and packaging are lead printed on old presses by SAIG, one of the last typographic workshops in the world. The distinctive scent captures the essence of the famous Swedish Bitters Elixir with notes of wild plants, clove, lavandin, vetiver, myrrh and clary sage.

A small rendition of a silver trunk box

which grows in an enchanting spiral formation

Christofle’s wine cooler is part of the brand’s GRAPHIK collection

Richard Brendon’s crystal carafe is perfect for serving spirits or cocktails premixed so you can work the room

This six-inch globe nods to ancient home decor traditions

Master craftsmen prepare the hefty form with a traditional process involving vintage moulds

Perla Valtierra has a team of 20 artisans who produce hand-thrown ceramics and slip-case editions in Bajío

As well as being before its time

The clean lines of Josef Hoffmann’s silver spice spoon reflect the revolutionary Modernist ethos of the Wiener Werkstatte movement he founded

Laboratorio Paravicini's Rocaille dinner plates are a playful nod to the Rococo style that adorned 18th-century palaces and gardens

Created by artisans in hand-blown glass in classic

This matchbox-style poker set