Coastal Living — No. 01

There is a certain rhythm to life by the sea. Afternoons stretch into long conversations. Windows stay open. A game begins without announcement. The table is set without ceremony — not because nothing matters, but because everything already feels right. This box was made for that setting: coastal homes and summer houses, sailboats and slow Sundays, and all the unhurried hours in between. Not festive. Not formal. Just the understated pleasure of being exactly where you want to be.

Printworks — Lacquered Backgammon Set A wooden board, acrylic playing pieces, and a clean contemporary finish that earns its place on any coastal table — whether in use or simply on display. 24 × 31 × 5 cm. Structured enough to take seriously, beautiful enough to leave out. The kind of game that begins without announcement and ends long after the sun goes down.

Georg Jensen — Bernadotte White Wine Glasses, Set of 2 Designed by Sigvard Bernadotte — one of Georg Jensen's earliest and most defining collaborators — these glasses move away from ornamentation toward quiet structure. Lead-free crystal, softly fluted surface, 210 mm high, 0.43 L capacity. They catch light the way only well-made glass does: without effort, and without asking for attention. Produced by a Danish house holding a Royal Warrant and more than a century of craftsmanship. For serving wine with intention, and for setting a table that feels considered without feeling arranged.

Georg Jensen — Manhattan Coaster Set Four dark leather coasters housed in a sculptural polished stainless steel case with a leather handle. Inspired by the clean geometry of Art Deco architecture, the Manhattan collection reflects Georg Jensen's enduring Scandinavian restraint. H: 55 mm, Ø: 120 mm. Functional yet decorative — designed to remain visible on the table rather than tucked away in a drawer. 

La Cuca — Linen Napkins, Set of 2, 45 × 45 cm Two complementary tones in a refined linen-viscose blend. Hand-finished detailing, gentle drape, Spanish craftsmanship. They do not decorate the table — they define its mood. Soft enough for a summer house, structured enough for an evening that turns into something more.