PORTO in bordeaux redefines the side table as an object of quiet strength and sculptural grace

visibly fixed into the outer shell with exposed screws

challenging expectations with playful balance and architectural confidence

The lamp casts a warm

LONDYN translates the rhythm of a diverse metropolis into a structured yet expressive composition

mano teapot large light green Fruit Stand PORTO in bordeaux redefines theThis teapot is a delicate blend of artistry and function, designed by Jeanette List. Made of porcelain, it features a glossy light green glaze that captures the essence of American modern tableware from the 1930s. The design process began with an imaginative exercise using a balloon, shaping its form by pressing and pulling. The result is a teapot with smooth, organic curves and a refreshing hue, perfect for adding a subtle pop of color to any table.