Vannerie Cottage Porcelain Sugar Pot

Vannerie Cottage Porcelain Sugar PotWhen designing the Vannerie Cottage collection, Alberto Pinto found inspiration in furniture namely, Michel Franks Bauhaus rattan styles from the 1930s, which comes to life through braided wicker chromolithography on Limoges porcelain. The pieces are perfect for mixing and matching, capturing the tranquillity of sun soaked lunches on the terrace.

these are ones you’ll keep forever

hand-woven in ecru wool and bold

Note the gently folded edges that conjure images of gentle waves lulling against the shore

It’s handcrafted in linen and alludes to the maker’s love of still life photography with a depiction of two asters swaying in the wind – but instead of bringing this to our attention via a snapshot

all in Smythson’s vibrant Nile blue

precision-made by Bock of Heidelberg

This napkin set is adorned with the sacred flower of the Nile and an eye-catching pop of red border

These Monkeys dinner plates are adorned with six different scenes with playful primates and make brightening additions to any dinner table

handcrafted in sustainably sourced Mongolian cashmere

compartmentalised interior for up to 100 cigarettes

The end result possesses great beauty that’s sure to rival the stems within

Bernard Yot designed the Talisman collection for Christofle