The elegantly tapered Tiipot teapot is inspired by the durable, stainless steel tableware found across India. The design features a drip-free spout, locking lid, inbuilt filter and heat-resistant bakelite handle.

New from Sebastian Wrong is the Peggy hook. The simple, functional rack takes inspiration from the classic Shaker peg rails from the 1820s with a contemporary, graphic twist. 

These traditionally decorated ceramic pots contain everything you need to grow your own Japanese Yakumi spices. Cultivate three different varieties from seed to plant to enliven your food.

Objects With Life has expanded the R40 mirror collection, releasing two new colourways. The range,  characterised by its corner radius and innovative hanging system, is now available with natural oak, black or green lacquered finish. 

Ferm Living has introduced a geometric wine glass to their Ripple glassware collection. Each glass in the stackable set is individually hand-blown, the fine surface achieved through the use of a mould.

Joining Aman Khanna's Claymen series is a small pot, deftly hand-sculpted in clay. The ceramic vessel uses simple features to create a profound sense of character in this unique piece. 

Bring a flash of colour and enjoyment to your desk with the 590 MIX stapler. Joining Zenith's historic catalogue of durable staplers, the easy to use 590 MIX can staple up to 15 sheets at a time. 

Lincoln Rivers' space-efficient Zone 800 bathroom cabinet offers both a large mirror and internal magnifier, with practical extending hinges enabling the door to open wider.

The ingenious Tate Osama soup ladle has a flat base allowing it to stand upright, assuming less space in the kitchen. The ergonomic design includes a small dish to sit upon, protecting the work surface.