Form Candles
Founded by Alex Proba in 2013, Proba Home offers vibrant, thoughtful, unexpected objects to live with. These funky form candles are handmade from all-natural soy wax in the UK.
Porcupine Quill Mirror
An edgy statement piece on its own, the Porcupine Quill Round Mirror is handcrafted with genuine porcupine quills collected ethically in Cape Town, South Africa.
Swell Coat Rack
This versatile piece is more than just a coat rack—it’s a functional work of art. Hang your coats, scarves, and hats on the hooks, while the catchall tray stores your keys, wallet, and small essentials.
Baba Tree Laundry Basket
Whether you need it to tuck in towels, kids’ toys, or even gym gear, one thing is certain: this hand-woven laundry basket will make an exquisite addition to your home decor. The basket is expertly crafted by hand in Ghana from sturdy palm leaves
Faces Side Table
Designer Nathan Yong’s Faces Table is the result of Young’s experimentation with perspectives and optical illusions. This anthropomorphic design channels an abstract human figure that’s part minimalist sculpture, part everyday useful object.
Killer Whale Serving Bowl
This porcelain serving bowl features a sweet textured polka dot exterior, but the interior reveals something more—a contemporary North American Indigenous design of a killer whale. The iconic style evokes serigraphs by Pacific Northwest Indigenous artists.
Instant Alter Kit
The all-purpose incense burner has been reborn thanks to ceramicist Sherród Faulkes. His Temple Crucible is the only burner that can burn any kind of incense on the planet, including smudge and resin. This kit also includes an altar candelabrum and offering plate.
Country Estate Pie Dish
A sweet winter scene of snowy trees, frolicking animals, and the charming Estate Pavillion is depicted on this highly detailed pie dish from Juliska that is its own work of art. The beloved holiday pattern by artist Deborah Sears is presented in shatterproof melamine.
Candlestick 2
Part of ClubRooom’s vintage offerings, this whimsical wrought iron candlestick holder was sourced by Studio Asac and handmade in circa 1950s Paris. The boutique, established by Invisible Collection, offers a number of rare collectibles and vintage gift offerings.