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Naum House is a full service design studio that creates vessels for human experiences to take place - luxuriating in a sense of wonder, place, history, and storytelling.

work in progress aka lots of good things finally coming together
11/07/2026

work in progress aka lots of good things finally coming together

they just don’t make textiles like they used to…  the lifeblood of good interiors is the craft that comes before modern ...
28/06/2026

they just don’t make textiles like they used to…

the lifeblood of good interiors is the craft that comes before modern society (machination & monetisation of everything)

AVAILABLE NOW: our .hq mini Kenzan set, perfect for appreciating nature’s idiosyncrasies. By focusing onto a single stem...
23/06/2026

AVAILABLE NOW: our .hq mini Kenzan set, perfect for appreciating nature’s idiosyncrasies. By focusing onto a single stem we appreciate the nuances of each individual bloom.

outdoor seating - where would you like to be sitting outside this summer? a simple place to sit immersed in plein air, c...
29/05/2026

outdoor seating - where would you like to be sitting outside this summer?

a simple place to sit immersed in plein air, conversing with clouds and plants alike can be the epitome of great design without any of the burden of pretension and overcomplication. Good outdoor seating must be aware of all the elements at play and its relationship to everything around it, when successful it heightens the awareness of being ALIVE in a particular moment and a particular space surrounded by other living things.

sit here - or there. this printed cotton cushion with handles is designed to travel, to that perfect nook in the garden ...
26/05/2026

sit here - or there. this printed cotton cushion with handles is designed to travel, to that perfect nook in the garden where no one can find you, to that window seat to grab a few more pages of a book, to cliffs to toast the last of the sunset rays. Durable and the perfect size. Available in three prints.

beautiful Lutyens architectural interventions in a 1912 restoration of a 1400’s house. All work was once contemporary an...
16/05/2026

beautiful Lutyens architectural interventions in a 1912 restoration of a 1400’s house. All work was once contemporary and everyone cannot help but be responding to, rebelling against or inspired by what happened in the past. I imagined him very excited to work on this house from the Tudor period which - very old but divided up into 15 little rooms during the Elizabethan era. His brief was to restore it, open it up and add modern conveniences to make a family home for a new money 42 year old retiree. He did so sensitively bringing out the original detail of the house - like a person finding their true self again later in life, only different and improved.

AVAILABLE NOW: get ready for spring with our .town urn vase, now with new and improved drip glaze. This vase will see yo...
04/03/2026

AVAILABLE NOW: get ready for spring with our .town urn vase, now with new and improved drip glaze. This vase will see you through all sorts of arrangements from tulips to heavy branches, versatile, solid and just as beautiful empty,

27/02/2026

the vision starts here

AVAILABLE NOW: Weird Rooms by Alexander Vertikoff, published 1996.“Why do I like weird rooms? They’re the opposite of fe...
01/02/2026

AVAILABLE NOW: Weird Rooms by Alexander Vertikoff, published 1996.

“Why do I like weird rooms? They’re the opposite of fear- you have to learn to live with twists and curves and forget the straight arrow.” - Karen Wyse

A collection of some beautiful and somewhat strange spaces compiled perfectly by photographer Alexander Vertikoff. Two dozen living spaces, each one of a kind, are captured, from collectors of the weird and wonderful to idiosyncratic interior designers. The perfect coffee table book for all the eccentric interior obsessives out there.

“I felt that in the minimalist tradition there was no sense of theatre. There was a puritanical quality of the work ethi...
16/01/2026

“I felt that in the minimalist tradition there was no sense of theatre. There was a puritanical quality of the work ethic… there was still the idea of the ‘heroic gesture’ in some way. Having been involved in logic, I wanted to make something that related to the body, that was
humanistic, and not machine-like… I was interested in a non-logical, contained activity.” - Lynda Benglis , 1982
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