Tom Dixon Beat Vessel TopThe Tom Dixon Beat Vessel Top continues the handcrafted language of the Beat collection, translating traditional Indian water vessels into a refined decorative object. Its compact, sculptural form is defined by gentle curves and a tactile surface that reflects the hand spun process, giving each piece a distinct and individual character. Made by skilled artisans in Northern India, the vessel is created using traditional metalworking techniques that

It will create an attractive storage alternative to any space

Experience the fusion of sustainability and style with the &Tradition Rely HW76 Chair

Each bone china piece undergoes a meticulous manufacturing process that involves pouring a clay and water mix into moulds

making it an ideal addition to any modern space

Its surface is hand-incised and finished with a semi-gloss white glaze

The light source is elegantly housed within a sealed glass cylinder

Evoking early 20th century industrial lighting

The Frama Tasca Dining Chair is a lightweight

With its medium grey finish and unique design

ensuring they convey the precise expression and feeling he envisioned

transforming to a warm

bright light that is ideal for both residential and commercial settings