Sold | Iron Bloom Vase by Emily Belle EllisThis sculptural stoneware vase by Australian ceramicist Emily Belle Ellis features a rounded, amphora inspired form with a softly tapered base and narrow neck. Finished in a deep earthy brown glaze with natural tonal variation and subtle textural markings, the surface has a raw, organic character. Hand formed in stoneware clay, the generous body and small opening make it ideal for a few stems or dried botanicals, while the rich, grounded palette adds

87in diameter

This solitaire transforms a classic game into a sculptural art piece

the surface has depth and texture that shifts subtly in changing light

Part of the Atmospheric collection

33in D × 10

defined by their clean lines and understated elegance

A Simple Proposition VI brings a refined materiality to a space

this original vintage side table brings authenticity

87in D × 7

Each blate is individually hand-built and finished in McManus’ Sydney studio

The structured opening makes it ideal for sculptural branches or minimal floral arrangements

Gae Aulenti’s collaboration with Knoll began with two showroom designs: one in Boston (1968) and another in New York (1970)