Thalassa Rug
Twelve shades of blue New Zealand wool, each dyed separately, flow into each other without ever actually mixing. Each knot is tied one at a time by multiple artisans over four months. The deepest blue covers just 1.2% of the surface.
The white ripples are 100% undyed silk and catch the light in a soft sheen. The rings are cut slightly lower than the wool around them so you feel them as you walk across.
Thalassa is inspired by the hexagon on Saturn's north pole and the endless waters on Earth. The size is customisable and two or more tile seamlessly into one surface.
The current images are for visualisation purposes only.
An island of calm
Inspired by water
Fringe & edge
Japan Desk
Alpaca Scarf
In Incan times, Alpaca wool was reserved for kings and nobility—valued for exceptional warmth, softness, and comfort against the skin. This scarf carries that lineage forward in a modern, understated way: natural alpaca wool, woven in the UK as a refined worsted cloth, with subtle silk accents set into a classic British windowpane pattern. The substantial weave is protective in winter, comfortable through cold autumn and early spring, and exceptionally smooth in the hand.
Our philosophy
What we believe in
These principles guide every piece we make — from the materials we choose to the hands that shape them.
Craft is memory
Knowledge stored in hands, passed down through repetition until it becomes precise
Materials are truth
They decide what lasts, what breaks, and how an object feels every day
Time is an ingredient
If it's rushed, it shows. If it's cared for, it stays. Objects with detail reveal themselves through time
Furnish
once
Some things in life are only chosen once.
We believe your home should be full of them.















