The materials

Materials

What each piece is made of, what that means for how it looks and feels, and how to look after it.

01

Ceramic

Glazed and hand-painted ceramic, with weight and warmth.

Nine pieces are ceramic, from high-gloss glazes to matte, textured surfaces. Two are hand-painted, their texture built up by brush rather than printed.

  • Matte to high-gloss glaze finishes
  • More weight and warmth than glass
  • Holds colour and texture well

Care

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners. Decorative use unless the product page says otherwise.

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02

Glass

Hand-blown and mouth-blown glass that catches and holds light.

Seven pieces in the collection are hand-blown or mouth-blown: three vases, two candle holders, a candlestick and a small bird. Each is shaped by hand at the furnace, so no two are quite the same.

  • Catches and holds light
  • Colour and gradient only glass can show
  • Hand-blown pieces vary slightly, one to the next

Care

Hand wash in lukewarm water. Avoid sudden temperature changes. Dry with a soft cloth.

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03

Resin & Metal

Crisp colour and detail for the most sculptural pieces.

Resin and metal carry the most sculptural pieces: a banded Art Deco bust on a metal base, and a white sculpture in resin, marble and mineral.

  • Holds crisp colour separation and detail
  • Lighter than it looks

Care

Dust with a dry cloth. Avoid solvent-based cleaners.

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05

Wood & Veneer

Warm grain, paired with leather or metal for contrast.

Wood and wood veneer appear in the photo frames and a tissue holder, often paired with leather or metal for contrast.

  • Warm tone
  • Natural grain variation
  • Lightweight

Care

Dust with a dry cloth. Keep out of prolonged direct sun and damp rooms.

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