
Duralex Picardie 25 cl — the everyday glass with staying power
A practical design classic: Duralex Picardie's tempered glass, 250 ml capacity, distinctive facets and everyday trade-offs.
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One hundred thoughtfully chosen objects with lasting design, useful purpose and stories worth telling.

A practical design classic: Duralex Picardie's tempered glass, 250 ml capacity, distinctive facets and everyday trade-offs.
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A transparent piston-filling fountain pen with a generous ink reservoir, steel nib and honest everyday compromises. Curio Score: 86/100.
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A design classic that makes concentrated stovetop coffee with replaceable wear parts—and some very real daily trade-offs.
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A tiny analogue alarm clock that makes a case for legibility, standard batteries and doing one bedside job well.
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A compact home speaker that brings Marshall's amplifier character to a smaller shelf-friendly form.
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An e-reader that preserves the calm of e-ink while making covers and annotations more expressive.
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A tiny object that treats quiet as something worth designing for.
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A small speaker designed to move between the home network and the outside world.
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A restrained headphone design that puts listening ahead of visual drama.
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A familiar portable speaker made convincing by how little thought it requires.
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A portable speaker shaped around movement, weather and easy placement.
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A studio favourite whose appeal comes from reliability rather than fashion.
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Earbuds built around the luxury of lowering the volume of everything else.
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A pair of headphones designed to make the surrounding world recede.
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A flask whose silhouette has become shorthand for durable outdoor equipment.
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A feather-light cup whose material and restraint make it feel almost elemental.
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A straightforward bottle improved by one excellent cap detail.
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A practical lantern with enough control to move from tent to table.
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A camp lantern that adds atmosphere without forgetting that its first job is light.
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A genuine chair compressed into a package small enough to carry willingly.
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A protective bag that adds almost nothing to the load it protects.
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A square of foam that proves comfort can be both primitive and brilliant.
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A tiny lantern that makes a tent or table feel immediately more habitable.
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A headlamp that keeps its interface simple when the surroundings are not.
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