The Gift Edit
Five considered pieces for the man who notices when something is right - and never asks for it.
The hardest gift to give a man with taste is one that doesn't look like it was bought in a hurry. He doesn't ask for things. He notices when something is right — and the objects in his home reflect that. Which means the gift you choose has to clear the same bar.
These five pieces are my answer to that. Each one was chosen because it earns its place. Not because it fills a gap, not because it photographs well, but because nothing else would do.
— Tanya
Luxury brass incense burner
Candles & Incense
Solid brass · architectural form · back in stock
'The piece I'm most often asked about. It earns its place on any surface — mantle, desk, console — and then some.'
£420
Azóia marble tray
décor accessories
Portoro Gold Black Marble · hand-polished · Canada
'Deep black with golden veining. No two pieces the same. The desk object that communicates taste before a word is spoken.'
£80
Luxury Aged Brass Tealight Holder
Candles & Incense
Solid brass · sand-cast in Croatia · genuine leather base
'Light it once and understand why it costs what it costs. The aged patina develops through making, not after it.'
£70
Long Oversized Lighter
Décor Accessories
Shagreen & brass · sculptural desk and shelf object
'Sculptural, functional, precise. For the desk, the bar, the mantle. The object that makes a surface feel decided.'
£230
Charcoal Embossed Basketball
décor accessories - limited edition
Composite leather · croc-embossed · matte charcoal · decorative
'For the shelf of someone who knows the most interesting rooms contain one object nobody else would have chosen.'
£140
He won't ask for it. He'll remember you gave it.
The hardest gift to give a man with taste is one that doesn't look like it was bought in a hurry. He doesn't ask for things. He notices when something is right — and the objects in his home reflect that. Which means the gift you choose has to clear the same bar.
These five pieces are my answer to that. Each one was chosen because it earns its place. Not because it fills a gap, not because it photographs well, but because nothing else would do.
— Tanya
