Featured Items
We're generally suspicious of the word "curated," but this section earns it - exclusive lines made in numbers too small to call mass-produced, local artists we noticed early, and artisans doing the slow, stubborn work that can't be rushed - pieces with a person and a story attached, made by hands we could actually name if you asked.
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Medium Roman Vase
Inspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this handcrafted iron vase marries timeless elegance with modern sensibility. We've taken the sturdy, no-nonsense construction of classical design and wrapped it in powder-coated finishes that feel surprisingly gentle to the eye - think of it as history with a sense of humor about itself. Each piece features a distinctive textured surface that whispers of antiquity while speaking fluently in today's aesthetic language. The beauty of these vases lies in their contradictions: robust yet refined, ancient yet contemporary, serious about craftsmanship but not taking themselves too seriously. Available in a palette of sophisticated hues, they're practically begging to be mixed and matched until your space tells exactly the story you want it to.
Small Roman Vase
Inspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this handcrafted iron vase marries timeless elegance with modern sensibility. We've taken the sturdy, no-nonsense construction of classical design and wrapped it in powder-coated finishes that feel surprisingly gentle to the eye - think of it as history with a sense of humor about itself. Each piece features a distinctive textured surface that whispers of antiquity while speaking fluently in today's aesthetic language. The beauty of these vases lies in their contradictions: robust yet refined, ancient yet contemporary, serious about craftsmanship but not taking themselves too seriously. Available in a palette of sophisticated hues, they're practically begging to be mixed and matched until your space tells exactly the story you want it to.
Tall Medium Roman Vase
Inspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this handcrafted iron vase marries timeless elegance with modern sensibility. We've taken the sturdy, no-nonsense construction of classical design and wrapped it in powder-coated finishes that feel surprisingly gentle to the eye - think of it as history with a sense of humor about itself. Each piece features a distinctive textured surface that whispers of antiquity while speaking fluently in today's aesthetic language. The beauty of these vases lies in their contradictions: robust yet refined, ancient yet contemporary, serious about craftsmanship but not taking themselves too seriously. Available in a palette of sophisticated hues, they're practically begging to be mixed and matched until your space tells exactly the story you want it to.
Boolb Dots Vase - Small
Each Boolb Dots Vase is a one-of-a-kind ceramic creation, thanks to its signature crawling glaze technique that transforms simple dots into tactile, three-dimensional reliefs. The glossy spheres pop against the matte surface like tiny celebrations, begging to be touched - which, I suppose, is the whole point of owning something beautiful. With its pleasantly retro silhouette and sturdy base, the Boolb accommodates everything from a single stem to an ambitious floral arrangement. It's the kind of vessel that makes you feel slightly more interesting just by displaying it, which, in my experience, is half the battle of home décor.
Cuttings Pitcher
This handsome pitcher arrives with its own personality - a full-bodied glass vessel adorned with a one-of-a-kind cutting pattern that catches the light like it's got something funny to tell you. Whether you're pouring water at a dinner party, displaying flowers at a wedding, or simply enjoying the company of something genuinely beautiful on your shelf, it's the kind of piece that makes people lean in and ask where you found it. Each pitcher is subtly different, which means yours is already special before the first guest arrives.
Tall Skinny Roman Vase
Inspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this handcrafted iron vase marries timeless elegance with modern sensibility. We've taken the sturdy, no-nonsense construction of classical design and wrapped it in powder-coated finishes that feel surprisingly gentle to the eye - think of it as history with a sense of humor about itself. Each piece features a distinctive textured surface that whispers of antiquity while speaking fluently in today's aesthetic language. The beauty of these vases lies in their contradictions: robust yet refined, ancient yet contemporary, serious about craftsmanship but not taking themselves too seriously. Available in a palette of sophisticated hues, they're practically begging to be mixed and matched until your space tells exactly the story you want it to.
Drip Candle Holder - Small
The Drip Candle Holder by Pascal Smelik for POLSPOTTEN is a marvel in design. Designer Pascal Smelik is fascinated by the concept of deformity. The Drip Candle Holder is inspired by that very fascination. The fun and elegant design invites you to light up the room, use it as part of your evening table décor, or as a stand-alone object - try combining multiple Drip Candle Holders in various sizes, the effect is pure magic.
Crackled Glass Ball Body Vase
This isn't your run-of-the-mill vase - it's a conversation starter that happens to hold flowers. Each piece emerges from a wooden mold, mouth-blown by artisans we befriended during our wanderings through China two decades ago. The magic unfolds through controlled chaos: a plunge into ice water, a stint in a roaring oven, and suddenly you've got those signature cracks that make it look perpetually on the verge of shattering. Spoiler alert: it won't. The crackled surface is merely the vase's way of showing off its battle scars while remaining waterproof and practically indestructible. It's survived longer than most friendships and will outlast your current décor phase too. A Ming dynasty rebel with the durability of a tank.
Tip Tap Tumblers - Set of Two
These aren't just any tumblers - they're the kind of glassware that makes you wonder why you waited so long to treat yourself. Polspotten's signature design shines through in vibrant, cheerful hues that transform an ordinary beverage into something worth celebrating. Whether you're raising a toast or simply enjoying a quiet moment, these colorful vessels remind you that life's small pleasures deserve a little extra sparkle. Grab a pair and discover why people can't stop talking about them.
DS&Durga "I Don't Know What" 50ml
I Don’t Know What is a wonderful tool for anyone who wants to play around with perfume. Of course it can be worn as a modern wonderfully transparent aroma, but it can also be layered over anything. Often when I leave the house, I will wear a touch of sandalwood, rose, jasmine, patchouli, oud, etc. These oils are lovely but can be muddy and they don’t last more than a few hours. IDKW sprayed over them makes the oil into a PERFUME. It does this because it is made with no notes! It is a secret combination of materials that perfumers use to highlight and enhance notes in a perfume. A Bergamot accord announces freshness, Vetiver Acetate a thin amber, Firsantol a lingering sandalwood, Iso E Super a radiance, and so on. It is like a building with only structure - no interior. You can fill in the interior with an oil, a scent you like, even an old scent that has lost its way. IDKW is built to layer and enhance everything else it touches.
Zara Bish Chrysoprase Floating Ring
There's something about a ring that makes you feel like you've got your life together, even when you absolutely don't. This one features a luminous Chrysoprase stone that appears to float - actually floats - suspended in sterling silver, which is either genuinely magical or a very clever bit of engineering. Either way, it works. The stone itself is this soft, almost apologetic green, the color of a plant you've managed not to kill. It catches the light in a way that makes you want to show it to people, which is either a blessing or a curse depending on your tolerance for compliments from strangers. Wearing it feels like you've made a decision about yourself - that you're the kind of person who appreciates something unusual, something that doesn't quite follow the rules. Whether that's actually true is between you and the mirror, but the ring doesn't judge.
Funny Warrior Money Box
A ceramic warrior stands guard over our spare change, channeling the wisdom of ancient Chinese tradition through Polspotten's cheeky lens. This isn't just a moneybox--it's a tiny, glazed sentinel promising good fortune, protection, and the kind of understated humor that makes us chuckle every time we drop in a quarter. We've found that saving money doesn't have to be serious business, and that sometimes the best investments are the ones that make us smile. There's something oddly comforting about entrusting our loose change to a warrior who's been doing this job for centuries, or at least looks like he has. It sits on the shelf with the kind of quiet confidence we all aspire to, judging our financial decisions without saying a word.
Mizu Kiri Cups
Imagine a flat stone meeting water - that delightful moment when physics becomes poetry and a simple object transforms into something magical. That's the spirit behind these cups. Mizu Kiri, the Japanese art of stone skipping, captures that fleeting dance of bounce and shimmer, those ripples spreading outward like whispered secrets. We've bottled that same sense of wonder here: the playfulness, the gentle tranquility, the way light scatters across a surface and makes you pause. These aren't just vessels for your morning coffee or evening tea. They're tiny reminders that beauty lives in the most unexpected places - in the space between a stone and the water, in the shimmer of what remains. Bring that same spirit of discovery to your table.
Jug with Hole
This handsome glass jug arrives with a rather charming architectural feature - a hole, yes, right there in the side - which somehow makes it the perfect vessel for whatever cold beverage you're serving. It's got that satisfying heft in your hand, the kind that suggests someone actually thought about what they were doing when they made it, yet it remains delicate enough that you'll handle it with a certain reverence. Whether you're pouring water on a Tuesday afternoon or mixing up something more festive with Pims, this jug seems genuinely pleased to be part of your table. It's the sort of thing that makes you feel slightly more sophisticated than you probably are, which, let's be honest, is half the reason we buy anything.
Walking Duck Plate
Daffy arrived in our lives the way most good things do - through years of inexplicable bird fascination and a ceramic artist who finally understood the assignment. This duck-shaped plate is the kind of practical absurdity we didn't know we needed. Serve fruit from it. Use it for pie. Display it on a shelf and watch guests ask questions. Made from sturdy ceramic with personality to spare, Daffy proves that dinnerware doesn't have to choose between function and pure, unapologetic charm. It's versatile enough for any table, quirky enough for any home.
Rise & Rest Body Tonic - Desert Dew
Grounding, when things feel untethered. There's a particular kind of exhaustion that settles in after a long day - the kind where your shoulders live somewhere near your ears and your mind won't quite settle. This is for that moment. A sensorial blend of mandarin, rose geranium, cedar, and vetiver, paired with jojoba, olive, and hempseed oils. The combination works quietly, replenishing moisture without the heaviness you might expect. It's the sort of thing that doesn't announce itself but somehow steadies you anyway. Reach for it at the edges of the day - after sun, travel, or stretches of intensity. Those in-between hours when you're transitioning from one version of yourself to another. The scent is weightless and warm, resinous in the way that makes you think of somewhere you've been or somewhere you'd like to go, lifted by citrus so it doesn't linger like a memory you can't shake.
Rise & Rest Body Tonic - Nude
There's something quietly honest about a product that doesn't try to be everything. Rise & Rest Nude Body Tonic is one of those things - a botanical blend of olive, hempseed, and jojoba oils that knows exactly what it is and doesn't apologize for it. It's unscented, which means it won't compete with your perfume or whatever ritual you're building around yourself. It absorbs quickly, leaving your skin balanced and soft without that sticky feeling that makes you regret your choices. A few minutes and you're done, with just a subtle natural sheen that suggests you have your life together, even if you don't. This is for people with sensitive skin, or those who like to layer scents, or anyone who's decided that sometimes the best part of self-care is simplicity. It's the kind of thing you use every morning and every night without thinking about it - which is exactly when you know it's working.
Katie Lebel Vignette Faces Bowl
Katie Lebel's ceramic bowls arrive with the kind of personality that makes you wonder why your kitchen cabinets have been so boring all these years. Each piece features her signature hand-painted vignette faces - quirky, expressive, utterly charming - rendered in a palette that somehow feels both playful and sophisticated. The craftsmanship is evident in every brushstroke, the kind of detail that suggests someone actually cared while making it rather than optimizing for production speed. Perfect for holding fruit, displaying on a shelf, or simply sitting there reminding you that functional objects don't have to be aggressively neutral. These are the sorts of things that make a space feel intentional.
Zara Bish waved Charm Necklace Green Grossular Garnet LG Sapphire
I bought this necklace thinking it would make me interesting, the way people in Sedona seem to be interesting simply by existing there. The silver catches light in a way that suggests intention - as if someone sat down and thought, "What if we made something that looked like it had been waved at by someone who actually knew what they were doing?" The green grossular garnet is the color of a plant you'd see in the desert and immediately want to kill through neglect. The sapphire is there too, large enough that you notice it, small enough that you can pretend you didn't spend money on it. The artist is from Sedona, which means they probably have better skin than I do and definitely own more crystals. It's the kind of piece that makes you feel like you're one thoughtful accessory away from being the sort of person who meditates at sunrise instead of checking email in bed. Whether that's true or not is between you and your therapist.
Zara Bish Cone Studs
There's something about sterling silver studs that makes you feel like you've got your life together, even when you're wearing them to the grocery store at 9 PM in sweatpants. These Zara Bish Cone Studs have that quiet confidence - the kind of earring that doesn't need to announce itself but somehow manages to catch the light at exactly the right moment, making you look like you planned your entire outfit instead of just grabbing whatever was clean. The cones are small enough that you won't accidentally poke yourself in the cheek when you're lying in bed, but substantial enough that they actually exist. Sterling silver means they'll stick around longer than your New Year's resolutions, developing that soft patina that makes them look even better as time goes on. It's the kind of jewelry that works whether you're dressed up or dressed down, which is really just code for "I can wear these forever and never have to think about it again."