Handmade design objects offer a glimpse into how each is made: the cultural traditions and makers that breathe life into every detail. Exploring the enhanced style and personality of the designs reveals the textures and roughness that provide character and make us pause to consider what makes something beautiful.
Caramulo Lamp, Made in Situ
Moro, James Cherry for Matter, $2,200
Small Sun Coral Vessel, Sarah Roseman for Tableau CPH
Patchwork Cabinet, Lewis Kemmenoe
Sion Gloves, Loro Piana, $1,200
Burnt Rust Flag Sconce, Ben Mazey for C. Gallery, $2,035
Lacuna Lamp, Studio Furthermore
Tapestry Chair, Alexis & Ginger
Long Standing Bowl, Lucky One and FS objects, Luke Chiswell for Basic.Space, $800
Looking At Me, Looking At You large wall mirror 1.0, Jordan Fleming for Modern Times, $2,428
A version of this article originally appeared in Sixtysix Issue 11 with the title “Touchables.” Subscribe today.
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