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Curiouser and curiouser 🗝️ @fornasetti
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Advertisement | Setting the table for the cozy season, with @__abask__ I’ve always loved this time of year for the crisp air, the beautiful produce and the anticipation of the upcoming holiday season. Nothing beats time shared with family and friends over board games and good food. I love using beautiful objects both in my work and my everyday life, whether I’m baking a pie to shoot or cooking an everyday meal. I’m always thinking of shapes, textures and colours when I’m styling a table. That’s why I feel so inspired by the craftsmanship behind @__abask__’s curation, every single object feels like a piece of art. Click the link in my profile to see my full curation.
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Oct 14, 2026Instagram
The work of @tavares_1922, in all its sterling silver, shell-detailed, lapis lazuli-dotted beauty. 🐚
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Oct 13, 2026Instagram
The games are chosen. Now, whose move is it? In 1999, William Asprey founded William & Son in Mayfair, known for its esteemed games produced by British craftspeople. This two-sided game is handcrafted from calf leather with snakes and ladders on one side and an inlaid Ludo board on the reverse. A childhood classic, elevated through craftsmanship. Handcrafted from richly figured walnut, Linley’s Lux Noughts and Crosses pairs clean geometry with the precision of British cabinetmaking, turning a familiar game into a design object worthy of the coffee table. Equally inviting between moves and at rest, it’s made to be played for generations. There’s nothing ordinary about a Geoffrey Parker game, as this Scrabble board can attest. Every detail has been considered, from the hand-inlaid playing squares to the slightly raised metal grid that ensures each playing piece stays put. All these features are contained within a Dauphin leather case, making it the perfect gift for a seasoned wordsmith. Genoa-based Giobagnara is renowned for creating the finest pieces for the home – each sure to elevate your living space. The Mocambo Wari mancala set is one for your next games night, handcrafted in Italy using materials of the highest quality. While wood forms the structure, the smaller details are brought to life through travertine. Since 1978, Hector Saxe has been reinventing traditional games. With this compendium, we see multiple classics receive the signature treatment. You can play backgammon, chess or checkers on the reversible tray, challenge a friend to solitaire or rummy with the two decks of cards, or get the whole family together for a game of dominoes. All these possibilities are contained within a buffalo leather box that’s handcrafted in France. A collaboration between Giobagnara and Poltrona Frau marks a noteworthy chapter in home design. The pieces are handcrafted in Italy from Pelle Frau – Poltrona Frau’s trademarked leather that’s breathable and resistant to water, rubbing and stains. Minimalist design principles are at each creation’s core, as well as a series of fine finishes reflective of the detail-driven philosophy at the collaboration’s heart.
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Oct 10, 2026Instagram
What’s On Your Plate? The series that celebrates really great dishes. Who: @jeroendutchyboone at @pulitzer.amsterdam After honing his craft in Amsterdam’s Michelin-starred kitchens, including Spectrum and Bord’Eau, Jeroen Boone now leads the culinary program at Pulitzer Amsterdam as Executive Chef. His cooking always starts with Dutch produce, from North Sea fish to vegetables from local growers, and lets exceptional ingredients do the talking. What: Halibut, Dutch Shrimps, Salted Lemon and Lobster Bisque – swipe for full recipe. On: The Bac Hand-Glazed Ceramic Dinner Plate by @astierdevillatte Up Next: As the seasons turn, Jeroen is bringing richer, more comforting flavors to the Jansz. menu, with mushrooms, hazelnuts and root vegetables taking center stage. #ABASKit
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Oct 8, 2026Homepage
Silver service at its very best 🩶
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Oct 8, 2026Instagram
The ABASK Guide to London, Frieze Edition | As Frieze returns to London, the city shifts into art-week mode, with galleries, exhibitions and collectors spilling far beyond Regent’s Park. Between the fairs and exhibitions, there’s plenty worth leaving the art trail for. The River Café | A London institution since 1987 worth venturing west for. Vesper | An intimate dining room for a slower supper after a day spent gallery-hopping. St. JOHN | The enduring Smithfield institution that helped define modern British cooking. Lemonia | A Primrose Hill stalwart serving Greek classics since 1979. The Horses | A Soho newcomer from the team behind The Camberwell Arms, bringing a fresh take on the classic London pub. Boxcar | A neighborhood favorite for an easy drink and a little respite from the pace of Frieze week. Simpson’s Bar | Low-lit and polished, with the kind of classic bar atmosphere that calls for a properly made cocktail. TASCHEN London | For art, architecture, photography and design tomes worth making room for on the coffee table. Choosing Keeping | A Covent Garden treasure trove dedicated to the analogue pleasures of pen and paper. The Flower Stand Notting Hill | A riot of color on Westbourne Grove and a particularly lovely stop for armfuls of seasonal flowers. The Zetter | A characterful London bolthole that feels more like a particularly well-appointed townhouse than a traditional hotel. St. Clement | For design-led interiors and a quieter place to retreat once the fairs close their doors. Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art at the V&A | The UK’s first exhibition devoted to Elsa Schiaparelli traces the house from its radical beginnings to today. Japan House London | A considered stop for Japanese art, design and culture, and a welcome change of pace from the bustle of Frieze week. The Bayeux Tapestry at The British Museum | Almost 1,000 years after it was made, the Bayeux Tapestry arrives on British soil for an extraordinary exhibition.
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Oct 7, 2026Instagram
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#ABASKAdores: Tucked behind a line of eucalyptus in Pacific Palisades, the Eames House remains almost exactly as Charles and Ray left it, thanks to @eamesfoundation.
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Oct 5, 2026Instagram
Table lamps are an art form ✨ Here’s just some of the designs we can’t stop thinking about. Each lamp—or light sculpture—in Yuxuan Huang’s Dream Catcher series is a vibrant flight of fancy, a collage of found objects and ephemeral inspiration. In this instance, Night takes creative cues from shadow-dwelling flowers on spring nights, with its smoky green hues and an eclectic fabrication of paper, bamboo, shellac, pigment, and reclaimed wood from historic buildings in New York and Philadelphia. Kickie Chudikova’s Pulpopolis collection seems to shimmer with life. First revealed at Alcova Milano, these jellyfish-like table lamps float into view in a haze of kaleidoscopic color. Hand-blown by Murano glass masters, each piece is one of a kind and crowned with a flared lid that lifts to reveal the glowing orb within. Reminiscent of the toadstools in Alice and Wonderland—one of the Danish founder’s formative inspirations—Helle Mardahl Studio’s Mushroom lamp is at one simple and playful. The hand-blown glass is shaped into a voluptuous silhouette that rests upon a brass base and is fitted with a duo of bulbs, allowing top and bottom to be illuminated separately for an effect of shifting hues. Lighting meets ceramic design in the works of Jesse Shaw, aka Episode. The Meridian lamp encapsulates his haphazard approach to pottery and is a study in contrasts. On the one hand, clay is thrown by hand and shaped into a traditional silhouette reminiscent of antique table lamps, while on the other, an abstract medley of paint colors jumble, marble, and drip their way down the form, with a high-shine glaze delivering the finishing touch. Symbolism, folklore, and Indian spirituality are among the most significant influences for Viya creator Vikram Goya, as is the way they intertwine with the natural world. Following this creative script, the Hundred Petal Rose table lamp belongs to a collection inspired by the dense, chaotic petals of the cabbage rose, an important plant in Indian fragrance and Ayurvedic medicine. While many designers claim nature as an enduring inspiration, few follow the impulse quite as literally as Christopher Tennant of Tennant New York. Anything but
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The gold standard by @lobmeyr 🪄 Only at ABASK.
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Oct 1, 2026Instagram
The softer way to turn up the heat.
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Sep 30, 2026Instagram
The Buyer’s Lens x @augarten_porzellan Buying Director Bryony Sheridan reveals the stories behind the exceptional objects we buy — and why they catch our eye. Next up: A Roaring Twenties hero, reimagined. Josef Hoffmann’s silver tea service caused a stir in Paris in 1925. Almost a century later, Augarten translated the design into porcelain just for ABASK. #ABASKit
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Sep 29, 2026Instagram
Meet @droulers_architecture | From growing up surrounded by design to creating homes of their own, twin-sister founders Nathalie and Virginie talk about the influences that shaped them. Having established their interior architecture studio, Droulers Architecture, in 2000, and having made Milan their base on account of its proximity to the famous design hub of Brianza, the pair have recently embarked on their first home-design collection, Droulers Collezione, that finds a sweet spot between bohemia and baroque with that elusive Milanese polish. The curation comprises walnut wood and galalith trays, brass and resin matchboxes with precious stone decoration, twisted cast bronze and marble doorstops, and rainbow Murano glassware. Discover now on ABASK.com
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