Pure Furniture has long been synonymous with considered design and exceptional material quality. Their pieces carry a distinct confidence — the kind that comes from knowing exactly what good furniture should feel like. The Sabina Bench is a perfect example: simple in form, extraordinary in execution.

Upholstered in buffalo leather sourced from the finest Italian tanneries, the Sabina bench arrives in a warm matt light brown, paired with a sleek matt black metal frame. The result is a bench that works in the living room, at the end of a bed, or anchoring an entryway — and will look better with age.

We've brought in two sizes to suit different spaces — the 1.8m for most interiors, and the generous 2.1m for larger rooms or open-plan living areas where a statement piece is needed.

Danish brand Sika Design has been crafting rattan furniture since 1942 — and it shows. Their commitment to sustainable Indonesian rattan, worked by skilled artisan weavers, produces pieces with a warmth and tactility that no mass-produced furniture can replicate. Rattan's solid core (unlike hollow bamboo) means these pieces are built to last decades, not seasons.

We've added four pieces from two of their most celebrated lines — the Originals collection and the Affair (Affäire) bistro range.

The Salsa pieces are quintessentially Sika — curved, tactile, and effortlessly at home in either residential or hospitality settings. Both the bench stool and the taller bar stool share a rattan pole seat handwoven directly onto the rattan frame, with a comfortable footrest and gently curved seat profile.

The Affair (Affäire) collection draws inspiration from iconic Parisian bistro chairs of the 1950s — pieces designed to be beautiful, durable, and endlessly inviting. The Monique dining chair brings this energy to the home, with ArtFibre windings (a UV-resistant polyethylene) combined with a natural rattan frame for a chair that requires virtually no maintenance and will outlast most alternatives.

Perfect for dining rooms, open-plan kitchen spaces, cafés, and restaurants alike.

The Plantation range has been a staple of the May Time collection for good reason. Each piece is handcrafted using ethically sourced rattan, double-layer woven for strength and longevity that single-weave alternatives simply can't match. The result is furniture with genuine heft and substance — and a quiet tropical charm that works as well in a contemporary interior as a relaxed coastal home.

The Amara Stool is a compact, refined piece — a rounded rattan form in rich chocolate with a removable cream linen-look seat cushion that's machine washable. The Kipling Bench Stool takes the same philosophy and extends it into a more substantial, high-backed piece with armrests, making it as suited to use as an occasional chair as it is a barstool.

Broste Copenhagen needs little introduction — the Danish lifestyle brand has become one of the most trusted names in considered homewares across Scandinavia and beyond. Their approach is deceptively simple: beautiful materials, restrained forms, enduring quality.

The Nola Stool is a perfect expression of that ethos. A compact folding leather stool with a powder-coated iron frame — lightweight enough to move from room to room, handsome enough to leave out. We've brought in both available colourways.

Two new seating additions with strong Danish design DNA. The Gibson Chair brings a gently curved backrest that flows into integrated armrests — upholstered in warm brown recycled polyester (100,000 Martindale rated) on smoked oak rubberwood legs. Elegant enough for a formal dining room, relaxed enough for everyday use.

The Rhys Sofa is our most comprehensive new arrival, available in both 2-seater and 3-seater configurations across five colourways. Built on a solid NZ Pine frame with 70mm elastic webbing suspension and reversible cushions, it's designed for real life — all covers are removable and dry-cleanable.

Broste Copenhagen's stoneware and porcelain tableware has earned a dedicated following for good reason. Each piece is glazed by hand using a reactive process that produces subtle shifts in colour and texture — meaning no two pieces are identical. The result is a table that feels curated, not matched.

We've added four Nordic stoneware ranges and the Salt porcelain collection, all available as breakfast and dinner sets. Mix between ranges for an effortlessly 'collected' table — the Nordic aesthetic is designed exactly for this.

A step apart from the Nordic stoneware, the Salt collection is made from glazed porcelain with a distinctly refined, monochrome character. Classic forms with hand-painted brims — an understated luxury that elevates any table setting from breakfast to a dinner party.

This is our largest single addition — 40 pieces of Broste Copenhagen's celebrated glassware, spanning four distinct collections. Every glass is mouthblown by skilled artisans, meaning slight variations in bubble and form are a feature, not a flaw. These are glasses with character.

Timeless smoky glass that pairs with almost anything. Twelve glass types available — from a compact shot glass to a full 80cl carafe.

The same twelve forms in a warm, sun-kissed amber — stunning at a dinner table or bar cart, especially in the evening light.

Raised bubble texture across nine glass types, plus a special Bubble Graphic range with a bold etched pattern on white wine glasses, red wine glasses and a carafe. These are the statement pieces of the collection.

Delicate etched stripe detailing in four everyday forms — short tumbler, tall tumbler, white wine and red wine. Contemporary, understated, and extremely versatile.