The terracotta-colored porcelain water bottle has a deep reddish-brown hue; Grey and Black offer lighter and darker alternatives. Use it for juice at breakfast, set it on the dinner table, or keep it beside the bed with a drinking glass.

Each bottle is sold individually with a natural smoked cork stopper. The porcelain body is dishwasher safe with the stopper removed.

It’s designed by Aaron Probyn for Case Furniture, made from agglomerated cork with a warm, grippy feel. The smart part is the build: a central hub and a magnetic outer ring. Keep the ring close for smaller pots, shift it outward when a wider dish or tray needs support. The two pieces can separate and rejoin, so it adjusts to whatever lands on the table next.

Made from sustainably sourced hardwood—maple for the natural finish and ash for the black and poppy red versions—the mill uses a durable ceramic grinding mechanism suited for both salt and pepper. The color is applied by staining rather than coating, allowing the wood grain to remain visible and tactile. It’s sold individually, not as a pair, and designed to be used daily rather than stored away.

Designed by Aaron Probyn, the Heath boards are cut from sustainably sourced American maple with a solid brass handle. Maple’s tight, pale grain takes knife work well and—oiled now and then—stays smooth. The edges are eased, so the board feels good in hand, not blocky.

Shapes suit different jobs: Round under a boule or cake, Rectangle for daily prep, Wide Pill for cheeses, Long Pill for a row of snacks or petite sandwiches. Brass earns a soft patina over time—part of the charm—and the loop doubles as a hang point.

FLINT is a modern 18/10 stainless-steel place setting shaped for daily use. Handles are soft-edged and well-weighted, and the gentle radius on the underside works like a natural thumb rest—steady grip, relaxed wrist.

Choose your surface personality: Polished for shine, Brushed for a satin look, Matt for a quiet finish. Weeknight pasta or a long dinner with friends—FLINT feels composed at the table and stacks cleanly in the drawer afterward.

Each 5-piece place setting serves one: table knife, table fork, salad/cake fork, table spoon, tea spoon. Add settings as your table grows.

From Aaron Probyn’s Borough series, these salad servers are cut from 18/10 stainless steel and finished to feel sure in the hand. Bowls are wide and gently cupped, so leaves and grains move as one; edges are thin enough to slide under without chasing food around the bowl. The handles sit flat on the rim between serves—quiet, tidy.

Pick a surface that matches your table: Polished for shine, Brushed for a soft satin look, or Matt for a muted tone. Generous proportions and a reassuring weight make them as good for family-style greens as for composed platters.

The Juniper Beer Glass, part of Aaron Probyn’s sculptural glassware collection, is made for those who want their drinkware to look as good as it performs. The angular bowl sits on a faceted base, giving the glass a distinctive silhouette while also making it comfortable to hold.

Sized for lagers, ales, or craft brews, the wide body enhances aroma while the tapered top helps maintain a foamy head. Durable and practical enough for everyday use, the pair also makes an ideal beer glass gift for design-conscious drinkers.

The Juniper Glass Set brings together twelve pieces from Aaron Probyn’s sculptural glassware collection—enough to cover every drink from morning juice to late-night cocktails. Each glass is defined by the Juniper signature: tall stems, bold profiles, and clean geometry that feels as considered in the hand as it looks on the table.

Inside the set you’ll find two of each: red wine, white wine, and rosé glasses, along with flutes for sparkling, martini glasses for cocktails, highballs for long drinks, and tumblers for water or spirits. Graphic in silhouette yet practical in use, the glasses are designed to enhance flavor and aroma while bringing a sculptural edge to any setting.

Perfect for building a complete glassware collection—or for giving as a gift that turns every drink into a small occasion.

Part of Aaron Probyn’s Juniper glassware collection, the short tumbler combines sculptural geometry with everyday function. The wide bowl tapers into a bold, faceted base, giving the glass both visual weight and a comfortable grip.

Sized for spirits, cocktails, or water, it works as an Old Fashioned glass, a neat whisky tumbler, or simply the glass you reach for throughout the day. Whether on a dining table or drinks trolley, its striking silhouette makes the ordinary ritual of pouring a drink feel a little more intentional.

The short tumbler has a wide bowl that narrows into a faceted base, giving it a weighty feel in the hand and a clean, graphic look on the table. It’s sized for whisky, cocktails, or water, and works just as well for an Old Fashioned as it does for juice. Simple, durable, and easy to use every day, it’s a glass that stands out without trying too hard.