Aeri Go is a jewelry designer and artist based in Brooklyn, NY. Her work explores soft, organic shapes and sculptural pieces that complement the natural forms of the human body. Her pieces are characterized by their elegant lines and subtle yet bold volumes that are characteristic of Korean art and craft.

Founded in 2016, Amomento presents timeless classics through restrained designs and architecturally reinterpreted silhouettes. Focusing on in-house textile development and sophisticated details, the brand aims to create garments that are not only comfortable to wear but also express one's unique aesthetic. 

BAINA is an Antipodean brand of curated towelling, founded by Bailey Meredith and Anna Fahey. Their contemporary, organic cotton towels are designed to elevate your daily bathing routine.

Founded in 2012, Baserange creates modern, minimalist clothing with an emphasis on clean lines and easy silhouettes. The designs, the natural and recycled materials are made to withstand time.

Since its inception, Baserange is committed to discovering and implementing innovative ways to reduce environmental impact at every stage—from energy use to water consumption to dyes to packaging. The brand works closely and collaboratively with its producers to source and develop quality textiles from both natural fibers and recycled content.

Established in 2015, Hudson Wider draws reference from the unabating simplicity of the eclectic objects found in the home, the brand sets out to create a New America Design movement where cultures intersect, history informs modernity, and form meets multi-function.

KYE is a considered intimates and lifestyle collection made for your everyday. Their pieces balance softness and functionality, sensuality and versatility, romance and modernity. Made with sustainability and conscious production at the forefront of their values, KYE is inspired to create timeless pieces that feel deeply personal.

Laguna~B was founded by Marie Brandolini, inspired by traditional Murano glasswork and reimagined with a contemporary twist. Today, Laguna~B continues to innovate, blending creativity and tradition in collectible glassware while upholding values of authenticity and craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade and one-of-a-kind, crafted in Murano, Italy.

Based in the serene Korean countryside, Lee Jaewon envisions and creates ceramics that only can be created by ‘skilled hands’ and strives for the joy in the process of production and labor. Seamlessly merging contemporary and traditional aesthetics, Lee pursues to create pieces that bring a sense of tranquility to both the user and the creator.

Founded in late 2021, LIÉ STUDIO is a Copenhagen-based brand created by twin sisters Amalie and Cecilie Moosgaard. With years of experience in the fashion industry, the sisters saw a need for accessories that would cater to the busy woman's everyday uniform, adding a timeless yet elevated touch to any outfit. The collections reflect the brand’s vision of creating pieces that can be worn over and over again.

Nonfiction is a lifestyle beauty brand created for and inspired by your most honest self. Based on the finest raw materials and delicate perfumery, Nonfiction present a fragrance line that creates a mysterious and unique mood, and a body care product line that completes the beginning to end of the day cycles. 

Porto takes its name from its Latin root, meaning “carry,” which is related to the Greek word Peiro, “traverse.” 

Service Projects is a tableware brand that creates enduring, timeless pieces that are perfect for everyday use. The designs are meant to be cherished and are built to last, making them a worthy addition to any home.

Sisi Joia creates jewelry and accessories from vintage glass beads, collected around Paris. Some pieces are also made with recycled glass, made by a Syrian glassblower using a traditional technique. Each object is made by hand in Paris, in small series.

Sándor became the first luxury, plant-based hair care brand to focus on sustainable practices. Sándor is woman-founded and owned with a dedicated attention to detail when it comes to creating zero waste packaging, leaving no waste to go to landfills.

Established in Copenhagen in 2017, Tekla was born from a desire to bring modernity and freedom of expression to the homeware category. Taking inspiration from art and architecture, most notably John Pawson, Donald Judd, Le Corbusier and Agnes Martin, it creates elevated yet functional homeware pieces that centre a timeless, straightforward design expression.