Refined
SFERRA - Bristol Throw. Two quietly harmonious colors are interwoven in a flat basket weave pattern and finished with hand-knotted fringe. Pima cotton and alpaca fibers are blended to create a lightweight throw with cozy warmth.
SFERRA - Nerino Blanket - Since 19th century Mayfair tailors began working with wool, making it a staple of casual but fashionable menswear. The Nerino blanket, in extra-fine Merino wool, emulates the fabric they worked in, while its differing front and back hues suggest the reversible waistcoats that had just come into favor. Mitred finished binding.
One of a Kind - 1stDibs - Vintage Pierre Balmain Silk and Linen Pillow - Bullseye geometric up-cycled silk scarf. Well this is lovely. Put your head right here :)
One of a Kind - 1st Dibs - Cesare Lacca Curved Sofa Reupholstered in vibrant Orange Fabric, Italy, 1950s
Cesare Lacca's sofas always have a distinctive dip in the center. Some are subtle as seen in this sofa and others are more emphasized as can be seen in his settees.
SFERRA - Celeste in Tin - It’s like a favorite shirt that feels wonderful the moment you put it on, allowing you to relax into its cool comfort. Celeste is expertly woven to the perfect chamois-like softness, for the dreamiest nights of sleep. 100% Extra-long-staple Cotton. Made in Italy.
Claus Porto - Ilyria’s fragrance blends sharp, fresh lemon with sweet honeysuckle and jasmine, creating a delicate, fresh feminine fragrance.
This is all part of the experience
peeling back the wrapper slowly.
Hearing the water rushing.
Sinking into the depths of the bone warming feeling.
The window is open.
The cool air blows in.
Then i hear you.
come in. feel this.
and then the experience became even better.
Hans J. Wegner - The Shell Chair/Walnut Oil Finish. "When Hans J. Wegner unveiled the design of the CH07 shell chair in 1963, many critics loved the avant-garde look, but the general public was reluctant to accept its distinctive expression. Mixed reviews in the 1960s along with the less-developed production techniques of the time, resulted in very limited production. When Carl Hansen & Søn reintroduced the shell chair in 1998, it won broad public admiration almost immediately due to the interest of a new generation. The design’s floating lightness is achieved through its wing-like seat and curved backrest held by a frame with three arched legs. The chair’s signature seat and backrest are created from upholstered form-pressed veneer, cradling the user in generous comfort. The chair’s laminated legs are made of several layers of veneer, and the two front legs are made from a single element, resulting in a unique and stable form. The shell chair is a clear manifestation of Wegner’s belief that a chair should always be comfortable, have no back side and should be beautiful from all sides and angles." Made in Denmark.
I believe in beautiful inside and out.
