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Independent Homeware Brands Worth Setting the Table For

Meet the independent homeware brands turning everyday objects into pieces worth talking about, from hand-painted ceramics and textiles to sculptural decor that brings character into the home.

Karen Tadrous

Independent Homeware Brands Worth Setting the Table For

There’s always that one piece at home that gets people talking. The colourful plate you bring out when friends come over, the vase everyone asks about, the serving tray that has somehow become part of every gathering. These are the objects that turn a house into a home, becoming part of the stories and moments we share along the way. From playful ceramics to statement decor and handmade objects, these are the regional brands creating pieces you’ll want to use, show off and keep around for years to come.

Niche

Niche turns porcelain into conversation starters, with playful illustrations and heirloom-worthy designs that bring a sense of playfulness to everyday gatherings. And no, they’re definitely not meant to stay in the niche.

AYA The Art of Living

AYA The Art of Living takes the objects you’d find in a traditional Saudi home and gives them a stylish upgrade. Think mabkharas and home accessories reworked with colourful marquetry, mother of pearl and intricate inlay, turning everyday cultural pieces into statement objects for the home.

MADU

MADU started with a woman collecting handmade treasures from across Egypt and sharing them with friends who couldn’t stop asking where they came from. Today, the brand brings together ceramics, textiles and homeware from local makers and designers, turning those one-of-a-kind discoveries into pieces for the home.

Tinja

Tinja reimagines Tunisian craft for the modern table, creating pieces that sit somewhere between functional objects and works of art. Working with local artisans, the brand brings traditional techniques into contemporary homes through beautifully designed tableware and décor.

Stonia

Stonia believes the best pieces are the ones that get used, loved and a little worn in over time. Its handcrafted ceramics pair soft shapes with earthy glazes, turning everyday table settings into something that feels warmer.

ANUT

ANUT brings the stories of Egypt’s craft communities into the home, from Fayoum pottery, Akhmim textiles and hand-embroidered linens made by local artisans. The result is a collection of homeware pieces that carry Egypt’s craft heritage to the table and beyond.

Cole & Cinder

Inspired by the shapes and rhythms of the natural world, Cole & Cinder creates ceramics that blur the line between functional objects and sculptural pieces. From statement vases to everyday kitchenware, its organic forms and soft silhouettes bring a sense of calm to the home.

Plain Jane

Plain Jane keeps things simple with tableware designed to blend into the rhythm of everyday life. Its minimal pieces act as a blank canvas, giving you the freedom to mix, match and make the table your own.

The Art Trove

The Art Trove turns everyday objects into playful pieces, from colourful beaded trays to beautifully designed backgammon sets and home accessories. Founded by Aya Toukan, the brand blends local artisanal creativity with contemporary design, creating pieces that bring colour and character into the home.

Ellie Home

Ellie Home brings handmade Egyptian pottery into the everyday, working with local artisans to create pieces that feel warm, imperfect and full of character. From cups and plates to serving pieces, its ceramics add a handmade touch to the rituals that happen around the table.

House of Flair

House of Flair is for homes that don’t want to look like everyone else’s. The Dubai-based brand curates handmade and hand-painted pieces, from ceramics to seasonal collections, that bring colour, personality and a little bit of playfulness to the home.

La Place

La Place believes the smallest details can change the feeling of a space, whether it’s a striking vase, a beautifully made table piece or a sculptural object. The Beirut concept store brings together local and international designers, curating pieces that add colour, texture and personality to a home.

O’De Rose

If you’re looking to splurge on something special for your home, O’De Rose is a good place to start. The Dubai boutique brings together statement furniture, contemporary art and décor pieces from designers and artisans around the world, with guests welcomed by its signature rose water drink before browsing its curated collection.

Chabi Chic

Chabi Chic is what happens when Moroccan craftsmanship leaves the souvenir shop behind. The Marrakech-born brand reworks traditional ceramics with bold colours, graphic motifs and a modern Mediterranean spirit, creating tableware that feels both connected to its heritage and fresh.

Tanis

Tanis has been giving fabrics a story since 1987, using silk screen printing to create pieces inspired by Egypt’s rich history and patterns. Beyond its signature textiles, the brand brings the same colours and motifs to trays, ceramics and table accessories made to stand out.

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