A HOME COMFORTS FIELD GUIDE

Choose for
your everyday.

Start with the life already happening in a corner. The right questions make choosing a piece feel simpler.

A generated entryway study with tray, keys and a plant

FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

One corner.
One small change.

Choose the moment you want to make a little better. These are styling suggestions, not a compatibility assessment.

What would you like this corner to do?

Start with the Soft-edge tray for your small essentials, and the Round planter if the corner could use something green.

FOUR USEFUL QUESTIONS

Look beyond the image.

A form you love is the beginning. The details make it right for the place you have in mind.

01

Begin with a routine.

What do you put down, reach for or want within view? Start with that small part of your day, then choose the object that belongs there.

02

Measure the usable space.

A bedside needs room for the things you actually use. A tray needs to contain your essentials. A planter needs to work with its inner pot. Consider the space around the piece as well as the piece itself.

03

Compare the outlines.

Bloom and Bowl explore rounded forms. Ripple adds movement. Lantern leaves more visual space. Column and the planter bring a stronger vertical rhythm. Choose the relationship you want among the things already in the room.

04

Check the practical details.

Before committing to a piece, confirm its finished dimensions, intended use and exact inclusions. For shades, check the fitting; for the planter, check the inner pot and drainage; for holders, check what they are designed to hold.

01 / THE ENTRYWAY / A FAMILIAR LANDING PLACE

The first five minutes home.

Before the kettle goes on, before you settle in, there are the things in your hands. Give them somewhere familiar to land.

Start with the Soft-edge tray near the door or on the nearest shelf. Consider a Round planter beside it if the space calls for something less orderly. One gives small essentials a place; the other changes the outline of the corner.

Soft-edge tray ↗Round planter ↗

02 / BEDSIDE / BESIDE YOUR FAVOURITE CHAIR

The corner you keep choosing.

The chair by the window. The end of the sofa. The bedside you reach towards without looking. Start with the shape beside it.

Bloom brings a rounded outline; Ripple gives the arrangement more movement. Choose the silhouette you enjoy, then check it against your existing lamp and the space around it. The most considered choice begins with what is already there.

Bloom shade ↗Ripple shade ↗

03 / SHELF / SIDEBOARD / A LITTLE ROOM BETWEEN THINGS

A shelf that feels finished.

A shelf does not need to be filled from end to end. Give one shape a little room, then see what belongs beside it.

Bowl, Lantern and Column explore three different directions: rounded, open and upright. Begin with the outline your arrangement is missing. A planter can add leaves and irregular movement; the space between the pieces can be part of the composition too.

Bowl holder ↗Lantern holder ↗Column holder ↗Round planter ↗

SOME DETAILS ARE PERSONAL

Bring us
your questions.

Your existing lamp. Your plant’s inner pot. The things the tray needs to hold. Tell us what you’re choosing around and we can help establish the details.

Ask the collection team

A LITTLE HELP, PERSONALLY

Tell us about
your corner.

Ask about a piece, its fit or what comes next. We’ll help you establish the details before you decide.

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A LITTLE COMFORT, CHOSEN BY YOU

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