11/07/2026
I am a jack of good taste, but a believer in just one. I won’t be able to tell you 20 different types of watches, where the leather came from or if the maker meditates facing the Himalayas before assembling them. . What I can tell you is this: when I buy something, I want it to be the one.
The one I will reach for over and over again. The one that still feels right years later. That’s how I buy almost everything.
About 15 years ago, I found a set of red wine glasses and it was love at first sight. Back then having shifted to a new house we barely had two sofas, and every other sentence out of my mouth was, “We need a dining table.” But somehow, I already had my red glasses.
I still have them today.
They have been there for dinner parties, random Wednesdays, birthdays, celebrations, and weekends when too many people showed up. They have quietly outlasted trends, Pinterest boards, and several versions of what I thought my home should look like.
Maybe that’s why I have never understood the rush of a new collection every few months.
The bag you bought last year should still feel right today.
The chair you chose should still belong.
And the glasses you fell in love with shouldn’t feel like they need replacing just because it’s a new year.
The best things become familiar. Fifteen years later, those red glasses still look exactly where they belong.
That’s really it.
That’s the whole idea behind Rayt.
