The Summer Folio
Rooms that read like a good long afternoon.
Considered objects for the slow home — woven textiles, warm ceramics, and honest wood, gathered by our editors and made to be lived with, not merely looked at.
New this season
The editors' table
The house philosophy
Fewer things, chosen slowly, kept for years.
We work with a small circle of makers — a weaver in Oaxaca, a potter in Stoke, a joinery two towns over — and we buy the way we'd furnish our own homes: patiently, and only when the object earns its place.
Every piece is photographed in real rooms, in real daylight, exactly as you'll live with it.
Read the journalShop by room
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From a customer
“I've never bought furniture that arrived feeling like it had already lived a life. The clay lamp is the first thing guests touch and the last thing they mention when they leave.”Iris Delacroix — Brooklyn, NY
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