Objects of Desire

The Wick - Studio Box Bag by Ferragamo

Object Studio Box Bag by Ferragamo

With Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations in full swing, now’s the time to treat yourself or a loved one to the ultimate Tiger-themed gift. Yep, we’re talking about Ferragamo’s Studio Box bag embellished with a tiger print by artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu. An imaginative take on a timeless classic, it’s crafted from calf leather in Italy and features a Gancini slider clasp in an antique golden finish that echoes the metallic golden foot studs. Its compact size adds to its overall sophistication. Add to cart now.


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The Wick - Embroidered Crepe Shirt by self-portrait

Object Embroidered Crepe Shirt by self-portrait

As we say goodbye to the Ox and enter the Year of the Tiger, channel your inner beast with this eye-catching shirt from self-portrait featuring a traditional Chinese embroidery design and contrasting red piping. Much like the fabulous feline (the third creature in the Chinese zodiac), this shirt means business. Its striking design will appeal to fellow aesthetes, while its boxy fit allows for easy layering beneath. Pair it with the matching trousers and a lick of rouge for maximum fierceness.


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The Wick - SUPERGUCCI

Object SUPERGUCCI

The continued rise of fashion NFTs has triggered an unprecedented range of innovative collaborations in the world of luxury fashion. Among the most exciting is Supergucci, a new collaboration between Gucci and Superplastic, the world’s leading creator of animated celebrities, limited-edition vinyl toys and digital collectibles.

Launching on 1 February, the three-part drop features a limited-series of ten different CryptoJanky NFTs co-designed by Gucci’s head of design, Alessandro Michele, and Superplastic’s virtual artists Janky & Guggimon. Each NFT is inspired by Gucci’s signature patterns, icons and symbols, and comes with an 8-inch tall ceramic sculpture. The price and exact nature of the NFTs will be revealed on 1 February. Get ready to pounce.


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The Wick - Classic Legs brass ornament by Kelly Wearstler

Object Classic Legs brass ornament by Kelly Wearstler

Since founding her eponymous design studio in the 1990s, Kelly Wearstler has completed commercial and residential projects for A-list clients around the world. She has also launched an expansive portfolio of home collaborations and product designs spanning furniture, lighting, textiles and wallcoverings. Her coveted range of decorative objects includes this playful ‘Classic Legs’ sculpture, currently available on Net-A-Porter. Cast from burnished brass with a silvered finish, it will add a sense of fun and sophistication to any home interior. Place atop a stack of coffee table books for maximum impact.


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The Wick - Vasarely x Archive Cushion

Object Vasarely x Archive Cushion

In celebration of Universe, a major multi-dimensional project created by Selfridges in collaboration with Fondation Vasarely and French fashion house Paco Rabanne, the Selfridges Corner Shop has curated a collection of Victor Vasarely-inspired products. Think surfboards, skateboards and stationery covered in mesmeric geometric prints that are as hypnotic as they are alluring. Among our favourite pieces is this geometric-print cushion from the Archive collection. Crafted exclusively for Selfridges from soft cotton and stitched with a sumptuous velvet back, it features a design of colourful squares that create a rounded optical illusion. Perfect for the budding art collector in your life.


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The Wick - Maple Mini Book Light

Object Maple Mini Book Light

Most of us spend a lot of time sitting at our desks. So it’s crucial to make them as bright, inspiring and uncluttered as possible. Given cold, dark mornings are still a lingering reality, enliven your office space with this quirky book light from the Courtauld Gallery. Hand assembled and finished in real maple wood, it features pages made from waterproof and tear-proof Tyvek paper. So don’t worry about placing it next to your coffee. Each mini light is rechargeable and comes packaged in a premium gift box too. At just £35, it’s a no-brainer!


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The Wick - Ceramic Trinket Tray for Alex Eagle

Object Ceramic Trinket Tray for Alex Eagle

In the world of interiors, few designers are as revered as Alex Eagle. She’s perhaps best known for her discerning eye, swoon-worthy wardrobe (hop straight onto Insta if you’re not yet familiar with her aesthetic) and deep-rooted belief that clothes should stand the test of time. It’s no surprise then that everything in her eponymous store is as beautiful as it is well made. This ceramic trinket tray is no exception. Designed exclusively for Alex Eagle Studio, it features a unique drawing by artist Christabel MacGreevy and a fine gold detail around the edge. Perfect for your hallway table or makeshift homeworking set-up.


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The Wick - Limited-edition Jonas Wood Cashmere Blanket for Studio Voltaire

Object Limited-edition Jonas Wood Cashmere Blanket for Studio Voltaire

The art of Jonas Wood is inspired by the objects, landscapes, rooms and people he encounters both in real life and online. ‘You could call [my work] a visual diary or even a personal history,’ he has said. ‘I’m not going to paint something that doesn’t have anything to do with me…’ Made to order in Scotland, this 100% cashmere blanket showcases Jonas’ wintry landscape on the front face with a muted birds-eye pattern on the underside. Jonas has worked on the sumptuous throw in support of Studio Voltaire’s transformative renovation project, now in its final stages. Soft and luxuriously weighty, it’s ideal for cold, cosy nights in.


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The Wick - Leopard Notecards from Mount Street Printers

Object Leopard Notecards from Mount Street Printers

These leopard notecards are the last word in luxury. Crafted from beautiful 480gsm wove card, they come in a box of ten and are accompanied by black tissue-lined envelopes. The striking leopard design, a symbol of strength, agility and authenticity, is engraved in black and gold. Whether you’re a thank you note loyalist or a post-party Whatsapper, now’s a good time to send a loved one a handwritten card to let them know you’re thinking about them. Working from home is tough, especially alone, so why not deliver the mood boost they deserve.


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