How often do you see a blanket that doubles as a piece of artwork? That’s what it feels like viewing SAVED’s luxurious cashmere throws.

Bernard Maisner began his calligraphy empire by creating bespoke wedding sets for New York’s elite, but his staunch commitment to the dwindling craft of calligraphy in the wake of the digitization of the graphic design world is what makes his career so interesting.

You know the old expression “Home is where the hobnail is?” No? Well hear me out, because I am about to make a serious case for adding dramatic hobnail pieces to your glassware collection. Introducing the Black Hobnail collection from KLIMCHI.

Twelve years ago, Tina Frey started her namesake label after transitioning out of a career in corporate finance.

Based in New York City, the Swedish born Eva Eklof started her line of beautiful objects called Les Few as an ode to Swedish Design, with an edge of New York sensibility.

A poetic project — that’s how Cutipol self describes their design-forward brand. I am rather certain I heard poetry in my head when I first spied this incredible product.

Alex Monroe jewelry is feminine, delicate, and consistently wearable. Alex and his team design and create each piece in England. He draws inspiration from nostalgia and nature, so every piece of jewelry has its own tale to tell.

How would your life look differently if you set just a little bit of your day aside to practice simple rituals of mindfulness? That’s a question Jenn Tardif decided to answer when she started her company. The brand 3rd Ritual, shaped by Taoist, yoga, and design philosophies, aims to create mindful objects like the BEL candle that help add a little more intention to your day to day.

What if you could turn a sculpture into a functioning object? This is the question that founders and artists Julian Peploe and David Ryan asked when embarking on their line of table-top lamps called Stone and Sawyer.

Transform your morning bathroom routine into a true ritual by incorporating these linen towels and robes. Mizar & Alcor was founded in the Turkish Riviera — and the texture of these hand-woven fibers might just transport you there.

Canaan proudly works with over 2,000 artisan family farms across 52 different villages to provide local food products to global markets.

The older I get, the more I am drawn to jewelry that radiates timelessness instead of following the ebb and flow of passing trends. So it’s no surprise that I’ve fallen for EMBLM, a brand that prides itself on classic designs, high quality, and sustainability — a triple threat, if you will.

We don’t often think about what it means to have hand-crafted, high-quality food products — not to mention a brand that is as dedicated to practicing their craft as they are to sustainability. Enter: Laurel & Ash Farms.

The secret always lies in the details. This is why I was immediately smitten with glaze — their designs reinvent classics, always with a stroke of genius and a spark for modern invention. The beloved U-Candle is double trouble. 

If consumers want to support local craftspeople, what’s stopping them? Accessible price points. And that void in the market is exactly what Hawkins New York wanted to transcend. 

I fell in love with TheChaiBox because the company founder, Monica Sunny, is clearly so talented and passionate about her work and the blends she creates.

I don’t know about you, but I’ve always felt magnetized to the time 11:11. Whether it’s the time, elevator floors, the moment in a song — I’m drawn to the number 11:11.

I was instantly drawn to the vibrant colors and Scandinavian-inspired design of Johanna Howard’s pillows — then when I discovered her unflinching commitment to sustainability and artisanal practices, I was hooked!

At the end of a long day, cooking should be a simple and rewarding way to spend your time and nourish your soul. Enter Sardel — a minimal line of cookware and organic olive oil whose mission brings us back to a simpler time.