Holding strictly to English polymath William Morris's edict: "Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful," we have assembled a collection of table accessories that we believe to be both. The collection will grow and change over time. These objects represent collaborations between a
designers and artisans that span 6 different time zones, represent 4 different countries and cross 3 different generations and there is a story behind each one. When you know about the people who created what you hold in your hands, somehow you come to appreciate it even more.
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Whisky Stones & Whisk(e)y Lover There is something basic and essential about enjoying the perfect dram of Whisky. Working with natural materials and superb craftsmen, we have developed the ideal gifts for the person who knows that "some drinks need no diluting."
Coasters & Trivets Designed by Anna Dabrowski and made from 100% Merino wool felt at Aetna Felt (USA), this series of felt coasters and trivets was inspired by a walk through Berlin's famous Tiergarten and are available in 3 different color combinations.
Avva Breadbasket Designed by Berkeley, California–based designer/architect Josh Jakus and made from 100% wool felt at Buffalo Felt (USA), the breadbasket ships flat and can be quickly “constructed” by inserting two tabs into slots. The thickness and friction of the felt keeps the assembled piece upright, even when the front is opened for easy access to the toasty bread inside.
Avva Serving Boards Continuing the core theme of complementary angles consistent with the entire Avva, these serving boards are made in Connecticut from either fallen, urban-salvage or reclaimed New England beech wood.
Candlesticks Made from mouthblown, non-lead crystal at Rogaska Glassworks (Slovenia) to the specifications of master glassmaker Tihomir Tomic, these simple candlesticks are extensions of the Issi series decanter and cruets.
Oil & Vinegar Cruets Designed by master glassmaker Tihomir Tomic and made from mouthblown, non-lead crystal at Rogaska Glassworks (Slovenia), these cruets borrow their shape from our Issi wine decanter and have each been fitted with a stopper.
