The handcrafted formula features botanical oils that diffuse evenly throughout your space.
The handcrafted formula features botanical oils that diffuse evenly throughout your space.
Bright, bold and full of personality, this cylindrical pouf livens up any outdoor space. Featuring Missoni’s iconic zig-zag in sunny yellow and fresh green with a branded handle and contrasting piping, it’s a total showstopper.
The Nalu Bar Stool, designed by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba for Talenti’s Nalu collection, draws inspiration from ocean waves. Its cushion folds effortlessly into the seat and backrest creating a smooth comfy curve. With a sturdy aluminium frame and luxe fabric, it’s both chic and durable.
Cosy yet cool, this chair boasts a sturdy acacia wood frame, a comfy upholstered seat and a chic rope-woven back for added texture. A laid-back stunner, perfect indoors or out.
Add a pop of colour to your outdoor space with the V Popsicle Aluminium Chair. Its playful PVC wicker weave, comfy armrests and lightweight weather-resistant frame make it perfect for laid-back lounging — rain or shine!
The Kadam Chair is Taro Collective’s stylish take on the classic director’s chair. Built for durability with custom joinery and a signature metal label, it’s sturdy, sleek and folds easily for hassle-free storage.
Say hello to the Tramae Ottoman, available in three dimensions, its soft hexagonal shape and smooth edges give it a laid-back feel, while the wicker basket inspired weave adds a fun mix of materials and colours.
Meet the Zoid Accent Chair — a perfect blend of craftsmanship and comfort. Hand-twisted rope weaves through a sleek metal frame, adding a bohemian touch. Teak wood armrests complete this versatile piece making it ideal for any cosy corner.
If you confess to being mesmerised by Terrazzo floors as a child, you’re not the only one. Taking a slab out of the flooring favourite, this minimalist take on Ludo utilises distinct shapes and engravings to proffer an elegant take on the game. Sore losers beware, for this ludo board is certainly harder to flip […]
