Housewares

aspire Gift Guide 2026

Splatterware Fruit Bowl

 Splatterware – or schizzato – of the Salento region of Italy remains an important part of Puglia’s craft traditions. This collection of Apulian splatterware is available from Reed Smythe, all the way from Grottaglie.

Hommey Dinnerware

Hommey’s first collection for the table is designed to mix, match and entertain. It’s sturdy enough to carry a full serve from kitchen to table, and just as at home with a Tuesday night dinner as it is your best Sunday feast.

Lovebirds Vase

This vase by Kashiwa Craft brings a sense of warmth and togetherness through its sculptural form and delicately carved motif of two birds nestled among foliage. Handcrafted from the renowned red clay of Japan’s Seto region.

Cherry Blossom Napkin Rings

A collab between GreenRow and the New York Botanical Gardens, these cherry blossom napkin rings are handwoven by Colombian artisans using locally sourced Toquilla palm, featuring florals from the NYBG archives.

Gradient Coasters

Designed by Portugal-based graphic artist Yoni Alter, whose work explores color, geometry, and simple visual systems, each coaster in the set features a gradual shift in color that creates a cohesive composition when placed together.

Dresser Match Striker

A small, hand-glazed, tinted-porcelain dresser… with a secret. Beneath the fitted lid sits an open-topped box designed to hold a healthy pile of strike-anywhere matches. But why strike just anywhere when you can strike on a tiny dresser?

Maison Couleur Serving Tray

Designed by Thomas O’Brien for Reed and Barton, this tray is rattan with a removable white porcelain platter designed with 19th-century-inspired French tile patterns.

Decorative Boxes

Made for gifting, collecting, and displaying well beyond the holiday season, these boxes from Page House celebrate the small details that bring character, texture, and personality to a home. 

Raffia Table Runner

Made in Madagascar from durable, eco-friendly raffia fibers, featuring a striking spiral design, each piece showcases the intricate craftsmanship and cultural heritage of Malagasy artisans.