Home Office Inspiration

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three different colored sandglasses sitting next to each other

Clessidra Murano glass sand timer by Venini

Stylish and functional, the iconic Clessidra from Venini, designed in 1957, adds a touch of colour and playfulness to any home workspace.

a glass lamp sitting on top of a wooden table next to a stair case in a house

Cut crystal table lamp Tommy by Saint-Louis

a block of concrete sitting on top of white papers

GioBagnara | Portfolio Luxe

GioBagnara's Carlo paperweight is a solid travertine block, adorned with a choice of the finest Italian leathers and suedes in over 200 colours and finishes, perfect for any office or home office. #giobagnara #paperweight #handmade #italianleather #artisan #travertine #homeoffice #luxuryhomeoffice #luxuryinteriors #luxurypaperweight #leatherpaperweight #leatherdeskaccessories #deskaccessories #officeaccessories

a living room filled with furniture next to a wooden coffee table and stairs leading up to the second floor

Maison bretonne : idées déco bord de mer

Leather covered wireless mobile phone chargers

an office desk with a view of the city from it's window sill

Silver plated desk accessories and photo frame

Discover The Art of Living, a concept from Christofle Paris, and luxury silver plated accessories for the home and office.

a coffee table with books, pens and other items on it in front of a couch

Vertigo silver plated trays and candlestick from Christofle

#christofle #silverplated #frenchsilver #luxurysilver #vertigocollection #silveraccessories #luxuryinteriors #luxuryinteriordesign

a dining room table with chairs and lights hanging from it's ceiling, next to a potted plant

Folia cut crystal ceiling light

Inspired by the Moselle forest, which surrounds the Saint-Louis workshops, the FOLIA collection uniquely juxtaposes the materials of wood and crystal, In homage to the leaves of the trees and the speckled rays of light passing between the branches, the pieces carefully designed with decorative geometric and organic shapes. Conceived by the French designer Noé Dachaufour-Lawrence, the decoration enhances both the lights themselves, and the light they produce.