Brands

Malaika was founded in 2004 by Margarita Andrade and Goya Gallagher who, after growing up in their native Ecuador, found themselves living and settling in Egypt. With a background in design and a keen interest in embroidery, crochet, and hand-drawn thread work, they decided to utilize Egyptian cotton to produce high-quality bed linen previously not available in the local market.

At the heart of its business model, Malaika focuses on teaching hand embroidery to local women giving them a chance to learn a valuable skill and improve their economic standing.

Georges is the story of a curious, unrepentant woman. A designer who loves to mix with all materials, from the most flexible to the most recalcitrant, to create objects of special charm. A persevering soul, coupled with an eternal dissatisfaction, the unstoppable cocktail of those who create innately.

La Veste homeware collection is at the image of La Veste’s philosophy. It has an extravagant character: out of the order, non-contaminated; breezy, free, daring, funny, optimistic, happy, and fresh.

CURIO glassware is a celebration of the true art form of free-blown glass and its relationship with nature. Each piece is designed by Olivia Thorpe and singularly handblown in the United Kingdom, allowing the glass to move freely and organically, all the better to mirror the natural elements that inspire each design. Each piece is totally unique and should be admired as much for its sculptural form as for its function.

Studio Erhart designs and manufactures beautiful interior objects produced in unique pieces or small series, handmade by fine craftsmen using refined materials based in Madrid.

Amuse La Bouche is an independent homeware label based in London producing an ethical, unique and playful range of textiles and tableware. Their frilly edged napkins in colourful contrasting linens are their signature item and are becoming a fast favorite among tablescapers and homeware lovers. By collaborating with artisan suppliers in India and the UK, and by using only natural, responsibly sourced materials, their continuous aim is to make their business fully sustainable in all areas. With an ethos of longevity, kindness to the planet and a growing range of charmingly stylish pieces, Amuse La Bouche is one to watch. 

Sarah Espeute is a french Artist-Designer who appreciates and works on decorative elements as if they were sensitive pieces, Oeuvres Sensibles.

Her tablecloth pieces, embroidered as trompe-l’oeil, recall poetic and convivial scenes of shared meals. Everyday familiar cherished stories and memories emanate from this imagery, inhabiting Sarah’s pieces with a timeless feeling. It is in this spirit of remembrance that Sarah carefully selects old linen and cotton fabrics to design authentic pieces, then modernized by a minimalist embroidery. She subtly magnifies the tablecloth, turning it into a sensitive and delicate piece recalling universal feelings, while maintaining its usual and practical function.

Issy is a London based designer whose eclectic and joyful style shines through in her creations.
Inspired by her artist mother and grandmother, Issy designs wonderfully unique pieces that can transform a room.

Alice Palmer & Co is a bespoke lampshade brand, founded by Alice Palmer. Bored with the lack of diversity for beautiful lampshades, Alice decided to make her own.

The essence of Anim’s approach is deeply rooted in the nomadic spirit of traditional Turkish culture. While also staying true to its domestic origins, Anim infuses its wares with design elements borrowed from a wide array of cultural influences both near and far. Anim maintains a modern global perspective which nonetheless honors the methods of its roots.

Le Chardon is the product of the dream of three French-Polish cousins, passionate about farming and textile, who discovered the ultimate refinement of alpaca wool.