
Small quantities, distinctive collections, and the flexibility to test what your customers will love before you commit to scale.
From 20–25 pieces per SKU on selected, ready-to-produce products — enough to test a new collection without a factory-scale commitment.
Combine multiple SKUs within a single order to reach your total quantity, so your shelves can carry variety from day one.
Samples are available before you commit to production, so you can see and approve exactly what you’re buying.


Unbranded, generic stock is easy to undercut and hard to build repeat customers around. Our private label program — logo engraving, custom hangtags and labels, and retail-ready packaging — turns the same pieces into an assortment that's exclusively yours, so shoppers come back to your shelf instead of comparison-shopping elsewhere.
Explore Private LabelA look at how independent shops style and display pieces like ours — from rustic, basket-filled corners to eclectic, curated showroom floors.


Find Your Fit
Source across 9 product categories to see where your customers’ tastes line up with what we make, before you commit to an order.
Cast-metal, ceramic, concrete and resin vases in brass, bronze, copper, silver and patina finishes, ranging from smooth hammered forms to sculptural textured pieces.
Tabletop sculptures, figurines, woven metal orbs and decorative globes used as standalone accent pieces or curated vignettes.
Mango-wood bowls, nesting trays, boards and vases showing natural grain and bark-edge detailing.
Pillar candle holders, hurricane lanterns and pedestal stands in wrought iron, cast metal, wood and stone-look finishes.
Hammered and enamelled metal plates, oval dishes and serving trays in jewel-tone and metallic finishes.
Nested storage baskets and crates hand-woven from natural rattan, seagrass and metal wire with wood or gold-tone rims and handles.
Diamond-quilted, mesh-textured and mosaic-shell ceramic planters and pots for indoor plant styling.
Mantel and tripod clocks in brass, wood and mixed-metal finishes.
Small-scale occasional furniture pieces — accent chairs, stools and side tables — photographed as styled lifestyle shots.
A look at real pieces from our workshops — pick straight from what’s already popular with retail buyers, or use it as a starting point for your own assortment.