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For anyone who wants to wind down with a notebook instead of a screen. We started with a silk-covered Penhaligon's x Liberty notebook and built the rest around it: a pen worth using, one scent, a warm light and a cup of tea. Together they make a small corner you'll actually want to sit at each evening.

I have put together this list of home decor pieces that I have on my wishlist - it is inspired by the Neo Decor motion which is a re-inactment of the 1920-30s Art Decor Movement.

I want your early-autumn wardrobe to feel considered without replacing half of it. This edit brings together textured layers, relaxed tailoring and practical finishing pieces — from a wool-blend trench and cable knit to checked trousers, canvas and cashmere — chosen to work with the changeable reality of the season.- Abd Al-RazzaqThe Editor

I've curated this short edit of considered pieces for anyone who wants their evenings and weekends to feel deliberate rather than default — a handmade incense dish, a proper candle, and a few objects for the table that reward being touched, not just looked at. Each piece earns its place because it's something you'd actually use to mark the moment you switch off, not just something to have on a shelf.

A collection of desk objects chosen for one reason: they're built to be used, adjusted and repaired rather than replaced. Each piece has some form of genuine mechanism or material honesty behind it — a spring, a nib, a grain, a weave — so the desk starts to feel less like a station for a laptop and more like a small, well-made room within a room. This isn't a matching set. It's a starting point for choosing fewer, better things.