EDITIONS MILANO Triangoli Centerpiece Verde Alpi - Stock

&TRADITION Flowerpot Portable Table Lamp VP9 The Flowerpot lamp became synonymous with the Flower Power movement from the late 60s. Reflecting a break from convention to embrace a more open, modern mentality that promoted peace and harmony. Such was the mindset of its designer, Verner Panton. One of the most forward-thinking talents of his time.xxx*Delivery 7-10 days only while quantities are in stock

AUDO COPENHAGEN Duca Candleholder - Taking its name from the Latin word for “extend,” the Duca candleholder does exactly that: by loosening the screw on its slender stem, the height of the design can be adjusted as the candle burns. Cast in polished or bronzed brass and detailed with rattan enfolded around its lower half, the simple yet impactful design brings a sense of intimacy and warmth to its surroundings.

The Ostrea Vase is inspired by Infinite treasures of the sea - light reflections of rock and oyster formations - transformed to a organic collection of small objects - created to beautify, ease and calm everyday living. Ostrea Collection was drawn at the westcoast in 2015, every vase is mouth blown, the mould is carved by hand creating the unique raw surface and colors.xxx*Delivery 7-10 days only while quantities are in stock

The Ostrea 25 is made by hand from solid brass. The ostrea collection is inspired by Infinite treasures of the sea - Light reflections of rock and oyster formations - Transformed to a organic collection of small objects - created to beautify, ease and calm everyday living - Use with or without flowersxxx*Delivery 7-10 days only while quantities are in stock

Asian ceramic storage objects serve as an inspiration for Osaka, a series of sculptural and cute bowls that will adorn any tabletop.

ASSOULINE Cipullo: Making Jewelry Modern - Born in Naples in 1935 to a family of jewelers, Aldo Cipullo became the most glamorous jewelry designer of the 1970s and early ’80s. Aldo left Italy for the exciting possibilities of life in New York City, enrolling at the School of Visual Arts. By 1960 he was working for the acclaimed society jeweler David Webb, who was renowned for producing designs that were bold and expressive, to then joining Tiffany & Co., where he began developing his own design vocabulary.xxx*Delivery 7-10 days only while quantities are in stock