This vintage indigo textile originates from Cote d'Ivoire, circa 1970's. The narrow strips of cotton textile were woven in a loom supported by trees, and then sewn together to create the iconic Pagne Baulé cloth.
The Tomorrows collection brings together objects designed in collaboration with skilled artisans around the world. Each piece is the result of shared creativity, a meeting of contemporary design thinking and traditional craft knowledge.
Made in small batches using natural and recycled materials, these products reflect our values of thoughtful design, sustainability, and connection. They are made slowly and with care, shaped by the hands of makers who bring generations of skill to every detail. Together, we create meaningful pieces for the home. Designed to be used, cherished, and kept.
The Tomorrows collection brings together objects designed in collaboration with skilled artisans around the world. Each piece is the result of shared creativity, a meeting of contemporary design thinking and traditional craft knowledge.
Made in small batches using natural and recycled materials, these products reflect our values of thoughtful design, sustainability, and connection. They are made slowly and with care, shaped by the hands of makers who bring generations of skill to every detail. Together, we create meaningful pieces for the home. Designed to be used, cherished, and kept.
Every Tomorrows product begins with a conversation. Together with our artisan partners, we design and refine pieces that celebrate their traditional skills while meeting contemporary design needs.
Our approach is guided by respect for materials and mindful production. We use locally available, low-impact, and often natural or recycled resources, ensuring that the process leaves as light a footprint as possible. Each item is handcrafted, meaning no two pieces are ever quite the same. This is a reflection of the human touch that defines our work.
Every Tomorrows product begins with a conversation. Together with our artisan partners, we design and refine pieces that celebrate their traditional skills while meeting contemporary design needs.
Our approach is guided by respect for materials and mindful production. We use locally available, low-impact, and often natural or recycled resources, ensuring that the process leaves as light a footprint as possible. Each item is handcrafted, meaning no two pieces are ever quite the same. This is a reflection of the human touch that defines our work.
