Этот элегантный футляр для часов от Rossi da Vinci изготовлен вручную самыми опытнами мастерами. Он не только эстетичен и радует глаз, но и очень функционален и практичен. Закрывается на молнию, внутри располагаются 2 отделения для часов. Сделано в Италии • Ширина ремешка часов: 2,3 см• Диаметр корпуса часов: 4,6 см • Полная длина ремешка: 13,7 см
Gucci - Gucci's black incense holder is crafted from fine Richard Ginori porcelain, the Florentine label also helmed by creative director Alessandro Michele. It features a white feline head with a small hole for fragrance sticks set on a round dish lettered with the words "Black Cat" and "Blind for Love" - nodding to the house's ready-to-wear motifs. Use it to bring a playful note to a living room table.
Piero Fornasetti was one of the most eccentric and prolific interior designers of the 20th century - the butterfly print on this 'Ultime Notizie' candle was designed in the '60s, at the peak of his fame. It's crafted from hand-poured vegetable-based wax that fills your room with floral and citrus notes like Orange Blossom, Lilac, Jasmine and Lemon. Grounded with subtle Vanilla Musk, the scent is inspired by the flora of the Fornasetti house in Milan. - Comes in a presentation box - Burn time: approximately 60 hours
L'Officine Universelle Buly 1803 - Inspired by Georges de La Tour's oil painting Joseph the Carpenter (1642) which is housed in The Louvre, L'Officine Universelle Buly 1803's eau de toilette of the same name translates the artwork into an aromatic fragrance. It's infused with deep notes of cedarwood and vetiver for an earthy base, then uplifted with citric verbena and pink berries.
Cabana Magazine - Founder Martina Mondadori Sartogo translates Cabana Magazine's interior design focus into a curated collection including this turquoise-green basket. It's woven by hand in Florence, Italy from raffia with a small, hexagonal silhouette. Use it to serve bread and snacks or fill it with trinkets to create a curious centrepiece.
L'Officine Universelle Buly 1803 - Officine Universelle Buly 1803's Venus de Milo diffuser has an absorbent natural stone that soaks up perfume concentrate then releases notes of citrus mandarin, floral jasmine and heady amber - an enticing aroma developed by perfumer Jean-Christophe Herault. It's created in collaboration with The Louvre in Paris and designed to be an interpretation of how the namesake ancient Greek statue by Alexandros of Antioch would translate into fragrance.
