Collections

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  What a glance remembers.

  Most objects here weren't bought so much as remembered — a shape that pulled someone back to a place, a person, an afternoon worth keeping. They arrive one at a time, over years, never all at once. And a room filled that way ends up telling a different story than one furnished in a single trip: layered, a little uneven, entirely someone's own.

  DECOR & OBJECTS

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  Founded in 2018 by Celina and Najeeb, after twenty years spent repairing other people's poorly made furniture at their bespoke upholstery company. Every piece is built in their North Vancouver studio — construction tested obsessively, from spring type to stitching, by a team of upholsterers, carpenters, and sewers working under one roof.

  FFABB

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  The weight of eating slowly.

  Weight, balance, a curve that fits before you notice it's there. Steel that's warmed slightly by the hand holding it. The best flatware doesn't announce itself — it just makes the next bite a little less rushed than the last.

  FLATWARE

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  Founded in 2018 by Helle Herman Mortensen, Jonas Herman Pedersen, and Lasse Lund Lauridsen. Built on the belief that the best craftsmanship is found in a material's own country of origin — alpaca worked in Bolivia, glass blown in Portugal, wood shaped where it grew. Materials chosen to be lived with long enough to gain character.

  FORM & REFINE

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  Founded in Odense in 2013. Named for the Danish word for excitement and enthusiasm — a deliberate counterpoint to conventional, restrained design. Part of DDI Group, a Danish platform of design brands working out of Herning.

  GEJST

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  Founded by Gus and his sister, following a collaboration with designer Nelson Sepulveda. Clay drawn from the Cap Bon peninsula of Tunisia, where a centuries-old pottery tradition continues among artisans working amid gardens of citrus, roses, and jasmine. Every piece handmade, one at a time.

  GHARYAN

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  The shape of a sip.

  Weight in the hand, a rim shaped just so, a small bubble caught mid-blow. None of it is accidental. Whether it's built for water, wine, or something colder, a glass either earns its place in a hand or it doesn't — and the ones here do.

  GLASSWARE

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  Founded in 1825 by Countess Henriette Danneskiold-Samsøe, who took over her late husband's unfinished application to build a glassworks on Holmegaard marsh and saw it through herself — one of Denmark's first female-founded businesses. Two centuries later, still producing both mouth-blown and machine-made glass.

  HOLMEGAARD