Building on the principles of design and ceramics, L:a Bruket co-founder Monica Kylén began exploring skincare out of necessity. As a trained ceramic artist, Monica was creating a line of homeware products and needed a wholesome, natural soap to demonstrate the functionality of her design. Unable to find any that met her philosophy for design and quality, she set out making some for herself. This is how L:a Bruket started and still operates today.

An uncompromising approach toward working with the best ingredients that nature has to offer...

SABRE is the story of Francis Gelb, born into a family of goldsmiths. Carried by respect and unlimited passion for the craft trades, he worked with his family before creating his own House of Cutlery in Paris in 1993: SABRE - from the name of the first cutlery developed by the brand. A name that also describes his project: cut through the monotony of tableware, combining, for the first time, craftsmanship and freedom with colours, shapes and materials.

Originally manufactured in the Black Country area near Birmingham, England, Joe Kleiner & Sons created the original enamelware brand, distinctively ice-white with the blue rim, the classic design is still instantly recognisable to this day. In 2011, the original collection was revitalised – creating new colours and cookware sets along with increasing the gauge of the classic mug, making the products more durable and hard wearing.

This brand is our cup of tea!

The people behind Muubs make objects for the home that embrace craftsmanship and ooze authenticity. Every product has soul and a different story: From chopping boards with natural wood grain and hand-crafted tables with charming rough edges and imperfections from the natural cracks in the tree trunk to simple, rustic kitchenware. their mission is To make objects for the home celebrating individuality, their mission is To make unexpected, innovative and enduring objects

For 30 years, Modernica has proudly built each piece of furniture, one-by-one, at its five-acre campus in Los Angeles. It has been family owned and operated since it opened and is home to a world-class upholstery and woodshop.
Modernica is responsible for revitalizing the almost lost art of high-pressure fiberglass molding.

The Case Study Ceramics® series is inspired by the prolific period in architecture and home furnishing designs immediately following WW2. All of our Case Study Ceramics® are high fired, hand-made, using a jiggering tool for shaping, and are finished on a potters wheel. 

Vintage, yet modern, timeless and tailor-made, the Jieldé lamp is very deeply rooted its time. Its design will carry on to make the name of its brilliant inventor shine, in France and all over the world.
One thing however is remaining the same over the years: the manufacturing. Lamps are always hand-made on site in Saint Priest’s workshop, on the outskirts of Lyon, with the original equipments.