Basmati Porcelain Dessert Plate (6.5in/16.5cm)

Basmati Porcelain Dessert Plate (6.5in/16.5cm)Jaune de Chromes porcelaine de Limoges undergoes a special alchemy of earthenware, enamel and extreme heat that can only be achieved by hand. For the Basmati range, the process results in spontaneous patterns of speckles and bursts, as illustrated in this side plate.

thin red stripe and contrasting grey hem which descends into subtle tasseled ends for an artisanal touch

ocean-like scene that’s reminiscent of Gio Ponti’s Majolica tiles

was one of the first fashion brands to make the crossover into homewares in 1983

The seamless architecture of this 1960s-era

These napkins from Madre are made from 100% linen grown in Belgium and woven at a green-energy mill in Lithuania

Vividly coloured with natural dyes

is crafted in Italy with a loose

It has a cartridge converter system and a medium nib for smooth writing

By Walid’s Tree of Life woollen needlepoint cushion features 1920s French embroideries of foliage

virgin wool and alpaca that will last generations

the Panama pencil case comes in the same hard-wearing crossgrain calf leather with a durable fabric lining and gold zip

it's an essential tool for any culinary enthusiast