Ceramic pieces modelled by the artist Setsuko, including the smoking cat incense holder, the five-branched candelabra and the essential palette/chopping board, in white enamel or raw clay with hints of colour.

Astier de Villatte’s timeless yet historic dinner service. The mascaron stamped on each model is cast from an antique vase, an ancestral heirloom, its features reminiscent of a family member.

Flared pitchers with stylized, sculptural handles set on minimalist conic sections. Suitable for serving drinks or holding bouquets.

Some thirty models, adorned with beading, embrace the spirit of 18th-century bubble carafes. Teapots, pitchers and cups in varying sizes, as well as tiered serving dishes, make this the perfect collection for sumptuous breakfasts or afternoon teas.

Meet the perfect small watering can for keeping your interior jungle in tip-top condition.

Meet the perfect small watering can for keeping your interior jungle in tip-top condition.

On arching stems, pearl-like ivory buds open into white bells amongst large, lush green leaves.

On arching stems, pearl-like ivory buds open into white bells amongst large, lush green leaves.

Damp wood, incense, and freshly laundered linen, evoke for Sonya Park the typical smell of an old, wooden Japanese house from the neighbourhood of Aoyama.

Hand-woven in France from rigorously selected French haute laine, the Aure Grey throw in mottled grey natural wool will seduce you with its chic, ethical design.

The designer, Alix D. Reynis, imagines the Angkor model, based on an old Khmer bell.

The Médicis luminaire, in gloss finish, borrows the mythical silhouette of 16th-century Médicis vases and imagines them in gorgeous limoge.