Form 12 Cutting Boards and features a stainless steel

and features a stainless steel mechanism that can also be used to mill coffee beans and other spices

The striped magnet pattern is printed with dabu (mud resist) then dyed in natural indigo

The planter and saucer in this form are not two separate components

it's the sign of a true Heath lover

This subtle and elegant serving spoon is a must-have that embodies all of the characteristic flair of David Mellor’s original collection

Form 12 Cutting Boards and features a stainless steelThis piece is inspired by the original teapot designed by Edith Heath, which had a bent brass handle wrapped in woven leather. A planter is not necessarily a stable element in your home, so the handle speaks to mobility, like a basket for transporting plants. Here, my intention was to arrange cacti in the bowl in the same manner as a chef would present food on a platenot aiming to be symmetrical or centered, but to create an interesting relationship