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JUST LANDED. SUMMER CATALOG.

SUMMER ESCAPE

Light, airy linen. Organic, laid-back textures. Designs to bring a sense of escape to your home. All meticulously handcrafted by master artisans around the globe.

COASTAL OASIS

Transform your bedroom into a beachside retreat with cool indigos and natural materials.

Urvi Jute Runner

Mercado Baskets

ARTFUL FOUNDATIONS

Layer calming hues and soft textures to create a summer retreat.

Wicker Furniture from Indonesia

Modern, sculptural designs meticulously handcrafted to perfection.

Sustainably sourced. Ethically crafted.

Organic, yet modern design statements. Handcrafted with sustainably sourced rattan from the Islands of Indonesia.

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SPA RETREAT

Handcrafted essentials to add a hint of zen to your bath.

SUMMER ESSENTIALS

Light, airy linen. All natural palm. Meticulously handcrafted from start-to-finish.

Stonewashed Linen Bedding

Pillows Tabletop & Decor Rugs

Stonewashed Linen Bedding Pillows Tabletop & Decor Rugs

THE BEST MATERIALS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE. TRUST US, WE’VE LOOKED.

Alpaca from Peru

Super soft and remarkably lightweight, a material so luxurious it was once only reserved for ancient royalty.

Hinoki from Japan

Native to central Japan, hinoki wood is known for its light hue, incredibly soft feel, and aromatic scent.

Linen from Portugal

Airy and oh-so-soft. The finest French flax and woven in the oldest, family-run linen mill in Portugal.

Rattan from Indonesia

A lightweight, yet durable material has been used for generations in Indonesia.

Natural Dyes from Mexico

Cochinilla. Pericon. Arbol de Brazil. Zapotec textiles in richly saturated, naturally dyed hues - no chemicals here.

Cotton from Turkey

Organic, long-staple cotton from the Aegean Region of Turkey - the home to the finest, most luxurious cotton.

Indigo from Mali

The ancient tradition of Bogolan indigo, widely-known for a richly saturated indigo hue.

Palm from Mexico

For generations, Guerrero locals have used palm leaves to create baskets – the leaf is light and flexible, but also durable.

Slow versus fast. Meaning over mass. People above all else.

Together, we’re building something beautiful. We’re glad to have you along for the ride.

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