Hotel Grand Amour

Bon Parfumeur Green Tea Freshness and Mimosas Perfume

Think of Paris, and you think chic, sleek and unique. And that’s exactly how you should describe this perfume by Bon Parfumeur. This Green Tea Freshness and Mimosas eau de parfum is heady and deep, with soft floral notes. And its Parisian bottle is infamous – a fitting container.   This perfume works well for both day and night, the floral notes softening the muskier base notes. And because it’s an eau de parfum, it’ll last all day on your skin, and a long time on your shelf.

Bicchiere Hand-blown Textured Glasses, Set of 4

These glasses make a bubbly addition to any cupboard – literally. They’re hand-blown from recycled glass by artisans in Paris, lending them a bubbled, textured appearance. And they’re thick-walled too, making them durable.   Despite using techniques developed centuries ago, this set of 4 glasses has a contemporary look as well as an individuality – thanks to their hand-blown production methods. Hand-blown by glassblowers in Paris Made from recycled and straight-sided, hand-blown glass

Wooden Vintage Soldier Table Lamp

This is a wooden lamp with a backstory – which you’d expect, given its unusual toy soldier base. It was handcrafted by iconic French designer Jacques Adnet in the 1950s, but it’s a rare piece from his collection. He later built his career on playful designs in simple Art Deco styles, and moved on to large-scale commission projects,  like redecorating the President’s private apartment at the Elysée Palace. But he concepted this characterful soldier lamp before he made it big, while working at a department store in Paris. This iconic table lamp’s made from hand-painted wood, with a fitting for one bulb inside the soldier’s translucent hat. It’s the perfect lighting piece for a child’s bedroom, or quirky living rooms with similar antique accessories.

Large Vintage Mirrored Glass Ashtray

Mirror, mirror on the wall, what’s the best ashtray of all? A vintage one, designed in the 1930s by Jean Luce – famed glassware expert and ceramicist designer. A truly classic piece crafted from antique mirrored glass, its larger size makes this piece perfect as a cigar ashtray or trinket tray. Use it to bring character to the top of modern furniture, or to complete your collection of vintage home accessories. The striking mirrored finish will make it stand out however you style it. Unique vintage piece

Cherry Metallic Taupe Tivoli Audio Model Three BT Clock Radio

Wake up right with a clock radio. By prestigious brand Tivoli Audio, this beige tabletop clock has a sleek design. It’s beige, with a grey front panel – that’s where you’ll find the unique analogue clock face, plus three silver dials which control the radio channel and volume.   The sound quality’s high, and the rest of the technology matches: it’s got wireless Bluetooth and an alarm clock. All designed to make mornings a little easier.

Round Glass Bottiglia Del Nonno Carafe

Drink up – this medium round carafe’s big enough to hold a second round. It’s part of the Bottiglia Del Nonno collection, and has been crafted with expert attention to detail. The narrow neck is met at the round base by an unusual rim, in a shape that nods to the bottles of alchemists. Pick your potion of choice and fill it up for dinner – it’s great for wine, and non-alcoholic drinks alike. The glass it’s made from is recycled and hand-blown, making it a real talking point.

Verres Amour Glasses, Set of 6

There’s a lot to love about these wine glasses. They’re iconic to the patrons of Hôtel Grand Amour, the Parisian hotel owned by renowned graffiti artist André Saraiva. And unsurprisingly – for someone used to writing in unusual places – he designed these engraved wine glasses himself. Each of the 6 wine glasses has a short, thick stem, with an elongated bowl on top – perfect for holding Parisian measures. And around the middle, the word ‘Amour’ is engraved with precision, along with an abstract, accenting wavy line

Zinc Industrial Pressed Glasses, Set of 6

Set your table soaring with this set of 6 industrial style ribbed glasses. They’re from the Zinc collection – Fabrice Gibilaro was inspired by aircraft engines when he designed this glassware collection for the oldest traditional art glass maker in Europe, Verrerie La Rochère (founded in 1475). And the traditional glass maker used a pressed glass technique to bring the grooved idea to life. They’re thick and durable, and because of their short, wide shape, they’re a practical everyday addition to your collection. Crafted in France

Espresso Cup & Saucer

This design Espresso Cup is made by experienced craftsman with the finest quality materials. The porcelain is fired at 1,300°C which makes cup strong and durable and produces the distinctive brightly coloured, high-gloss finish. The rounded inside profile allows the fuller flavour of the coffee to develop. The thick walls of the cup is designed to retain the temperature of the coffee for longer.

A favourite with barista's globally the coffee cup range are the World Latte Art Championship Official Cups

Espresso Cup & Saucer

This design Espresso Cup is made by experienced craftsman with the finest quality materials. The porcelain is fired at 1,300°C which makes cup strong and durable and produces the distinctive brightly coloured, high-gloss finish. The rounded inside profile allows the fuller flavour of the coffee to develop. The thick walls of the cup is designed to retain the temperature of the coffee for longer.

A favourite with barista's globally the coffee cup range are the World Latte Art Championship Official Cups

Zinc Industrial Pressed Glasses, Set of 6

Set your table soaring with this set of 6 industrial style ribbed glasses. They’re from the Zinc collection – Fabrice Gibilaro was inspired by aircraft engines when he designed this glassware collection for the oldest traditional art glass maker in Europe, Verrerie La Rochère (founded in 1475). And the traditional glass maker used a pressed glass technique to bring the grooved idea to life. They’re thick and durable, and because of their short, wide shape, they’re a practical everyday addition to your collection. Crafted in France

Cappuccino Cup and Saucer

This might be the champion of all cappuccino cups – literally. It’s a favourite at the World Latte Art Championships thanks to its clever design: the sides are rounded to fully develop the coffee flavour, and they’re thick to keep your caffeine warmer for longer. In on-trend different colours, this cappuccino cup and saucer are a real winner. They’ve got a high-gloss finish too, thanks to the skilled craftsmen who use a high temperature (1,300°C) porcelain production method.

Black and White Beaumarly Round Tip Knives in, Set of 6

Entirely manufactured by the Claude Dozorme manufacture in Laguiole, and designed by the Parisian studio MM at the request of Thierry Costes for its Beaumarly restaurants. Claude Dozorme’s studio has been crafting knives for 100 years. As you’d expect from one of the best Laguiole-run business, detail’s everything: these black and cream-handled knives have gold accents to contrast the quality steel blade. They’re sophisticated, sheek and skillfully made. The rounded tip makes these 6 Beaumarly knives a safer table choice at dinner. But they’re sharp too – great for cutting thin portions, or tougher foods. Pair with other monochrome dinnerware for a put-together look. Sharpen regularly to keep them working their best. Handmade in France (Laguiole)

Private: Costa Nova Beja White Dinner Plates, set of 6

Portugal’s famous for its pottery. And these white dinner plates are a double classic – crafted using traditional techniques, by well-known brand Costa Nova. The Beja collection uses traditional dinnerware shapes in simple shades – this one’s white with a blue rim, perfect for modern dining rooms. Dress this shallow plate up with polished silver cutlery for a sleek look, or pick copper or gold for a modern, casual setup. It’s perfect for dishes like salad and pasta.

Black and Gold Moroccan Bench

Its woven top and antique-effect gold frame aren’t the only things that set this Moroccan bench apart. It’s crafted by hand, and is an original design by Meryanne Loum-Martin – developed exclusively for her boutique hotel Jnane Tamsna in Marrakech. Naturally, it has Moroccan style covered – thanks to its metallic frame and geometric sculptural details at each end. And it’ll make a comfy seat in a hallway or living room, with its padded, woven top.