Coastal Living — No. 02

This box is not about arriving at the beach — it is about everything that happens once you are there. The game that starts without rules and ends without a score. The towel spread on warm sand. The bag packed the night before with the quiet excitement of someone who knows that tomorrow will be a good day. And the moment after, when the skin is warm, the light is low, and all that is needed is something cool, clean, and restorative in the hand. This box was made for those days — the ones that leave salt in your hair and a particular kind of happiness that is very difficult to explain.

Trussardi — Beach Towels, Set of 2

Deep navy, high-quality cotton, approximately 90 × 170 cm. Soft, absorbent, and generously sized — the kind of towel that makes even a simple afternoon by the water feel considered. The Trussardi name, embossed quietly into the fabric, brings a refined Italian presence to the beach without announcing it.

Printworks — Frescobol Beach Tennis Set Invented in 1945 by Brazilian architect Lian Pontes de Carvalho, Frescobol was designed as a game without competition. No winners. No losers. Only the shared goal of keeping the ball in the air together, for as long as possible. Two easy-grip rackets with elegant wooden handles, one coloured ball, and a striped cloth carrying bag. 20.5 × 4 × 29.5 cm. A game that asks nothing of you except presence — and rewards you with exactly that.

Quilted Toiletry Bag A traditional Indian block print in soft blue and cream, quilted cotton, zip closure, cotton inner lining. Approximately 18 × 26 × 12 cm. The kind of bag that is packed the night before — with sunscreen, a book, and whatever else makes a beach day feel complete. Beautiful enough to carry anywhere, practical enough to actually use.

Salt & Stone — Neroli & Basil Body Lotion, 60 ml A fast-absorbing body lotion in a minimal aluminium tube. Marine botanicals, antioxidants, neroli, basil, eucalyptus. Clean, subtle, restorative. For the moment after the sea — when the skin is warm, the light is turning golden, and the day begins its quiet descent into evening.