bathroom decor

Resplendent like the harvest moon, this round mirror is captivating. Kamal designs the frame, which is crafted by hand with slabs of bone over a wood base. Featuring a hook for hanging, the mirror can be removed from the frame if so desired.

The Sierra Family's marvelous talent with natural stone is evident in this beautiful bath accessory set. Crafted from beige marble, the set includes a toothbrush holder, a soap dish, a lidded jar and a pump dispenser for soap or lotion. The neutral color complements any bathroom decor.

Floral vine and butterfly motifs in blue are painted by hand to the reverse sides of glass panels that cover the white body of this truly angelic tissue box cover. Working together, the Ortiz Family carries on the Peruvian tradition of reverse-painted glass handicrafts. Crafted of wood, the tissue box cover is painted with silver-tone trim.

Through the Callotl Project, the Domenech Foundation in El Salvador focuses on the sustainable development of the Costa del Sol region and the conservation of sea turtles. They achieve this goal by creating sustainable products made from parts of the coconut fruit that were previously underutilized and often burned as firewood in the area. Their creations are not only eco-friendly products but also a reflection of the flora, fauna and breathtaking landscapes of the region. Salvadoran artisans expertly carve coconut shells to create this practical soap dish, featuring a modern design with three drainage holes and a pinewood base, perfect for securely holding your soap bars in place while adding an organic touch to your bathroom.

The Sierra Family creates this naturally striped onyx soap dish featuring a combination of brown, beige and yellow lines in a steady oval shape. The soap dish exhibits a very soft and smooth texture obtained from working with a diamond disc to cut then finished off by hand polishing the piece.

Floral vine motifs in gold are painted by hand on the reverse sides of glass panels that cover the white body of this truly angelic tissue box cover. Working together, the Ortiz Family carries on the Peruvian tradition of reverse-painted glass handicrafts. Crafted of wood, the tissue box cover is painted with gold-tone trim.