Step into a scene of quiet European charm with the Duck & Drake 𓅰 𓅬 𓅠𓅮 𓅯 A Quiet Nod To Tradition, ceramics that balance whimsy with refinement. Inspired by the pastoral tradition of ducks gliding across still waters, each piece is hand-painted with delicate detail, transforming the everyday into something extraordinary.
The pitcher, butter dish, and salt & pepper set are more than tableware • they are artefacts of story and style. Playful in spirit yet timeless in form, they invite you to layer nostalgia into a modern table setting, where character and elegance sit side by side.
Whether set against crisp linens or rustic wood, Duck & Drake brings a touch of theatre to dining • a collection designed not simply to serve, but to be remembered.
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The Spring Thing
There’s a shift in the air • sunlight lingers, shadows soften, and colour begins to bloom. At Hausette, spring is the season for setting the scene, bringing a sense of renewal into every corner of your home.
This year, green takes centre stage: sage, olive and emerald layered in quiet harmony, touched with the zest of pale yellow. It’s a palette that feels both calming and full of possibility.
Wooden bowls with scalloped edges hold lemons gathered fresh from the tree. Translucent vases in deep green catch the light. Cabbage leaf ceramics bring playful elegance to the table, while marble trays and resin pieces wait to be filled with moments of gathering.
Spring is about creating space • for everyday rituals, for weekends that linger, and for the pleasure of bringing nature inside.
The Lights Are On & Everybody's Home
Lighting is more than illumination • it’s atmosphere, mood, and the quiet poetry of home. The right lamp turns a corner into a sanctuary, a table into a gathering place, and a room into a reflection of your style.
At Hausette, our new lighting edit brings together sculptural forms, warm textures, and timeless design. From brass domes that glow like jewellery to ceramic bases with organic charm, each piece tells its own story.
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