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Elysian Collective A world of rare and beautiful objects, chosen with care, each with its own story to tell. To evoke emotion and memory. To stimulate the senses.

Objects that stimulate more than the senses, but also evoke emotions, bring forth memories, and open minds. A rare and beautiful object has the power to change the energy in a room. And each one has a unique story to tell—its history, the process of its creation, and the hands it passed through along its journey to us. Elysian Collective invites you to enter a world filled with these stories, eloquently told by the objects themselves—captivating, intriguing, thought-provoking. And ready to become a part of your own.

Objects worth looking at twice.Fall ’26 brings together sculptural forms, expressive materials, and pieces chosen for th...
10/13/2026

Objects worth looking at twice.

Fall ’26 brings together sculptural forms, expressive materials, and pieces chosen for the tension they bring to a room—the unexpected shape, the imperfect surface, the detail that holds your eye.

The Fall Edit is now available.

Explore via the link in bio.




Iron Lily Candle Holders

Long, sinuous stems rise from roughly formed bases, finished with delicate lily-shaped cups. A study in contrasts: weight and movement, raw iron and candlelight.

Travertine Tray | Made in Turkey

Cut from solid travertine, the geometry is precise; the stone is anything but. Pitting, tonal shifts and traces of its formation remain visible across the surface.

Ebb + Flow Vessel | Taylor Ruby Bell

Hand-coiled by Taylor Ruby Bell in Portland, Oregon, the vessel takes shape through an experimental glaze that pools, breaks and shifts across its sculptural surface.

Bell’s practice draws from her Egyptian heritage alongside Modernist principles of form. The result feels almost excavated—ancient in one moment, distinctly contemporary in the next.

One of a kind.

The Restaurant & Bar Design Awards shortlist is always a window into where hospitality design is heading. This year, we ...
09/15/2026

The Restaurant & Bar Design Awards shortlist is always a window into where hospitality design is heading. This year, we found ourselves drawn to spaces with a particularly strong sense of identity. Spaces that aren’t afraid of color, material, atmosphere, or a little drama.

Lex Yard | New York | AvroKO

Grand without feeling precious. Fluted columns, sculptural brass lighting and sweeping banquettes give the Waldorf Astoria dining room both ceremony and energy.

Nora | London | OLA JACHYMIAK STUDIO

Wood paneling, patterned upholstery and a wall of vinyl give this room its personality. Layered, warm and wonderfully personal.

Jeronimo | Santiago | Grisanti & Cussen

Crimson against forest green. Gloss against texture. A confident use of color that makes the architecture itself part of the experience.

Aori | Sydney | KASH | Studio of Hospitality

Warm timber and a ceiling that seems to move through the room create a beautiful dialogue with the harbor beyond.

Foogu | Jakarta | Studio Breu

Saturated blue, red lacquer and circular mirrored forms. Bold choices held together by complete commitment to the idea.

Natolia | Istanbul | Naif Tasarim

Terracotta, kilims, collected vessels, candlelight and greenery create a sense of abundance that feels layered over time rather than newly installed.

Six very different rooms. One thing in common: a point of view you can feel the moment you walk in.

Design We Love | Hotel Daphne | Houston, TexasA Victorian neighborhood that passed through generations. From utopian com...
08/19/2026

Design We Love | Hotel Daphne | Houston, Texas

A Victorian neighborhood that passed through generations. From utopian community to Prohibition-era counter-culture to something altogether its own. Bunkhouse Hotels honored all of it. Hotel Daphne combines history and whimsy with rich hues, bold texture, and a sense of place that feels collected rather than prescribed.

A vintage Murano chandelier casting soft, warm light, and a beautifully layered library create a sense of ease, as though the space has evolved over time.

The most memorable spaces are the ones you feel as much as you see.

Design | Bunkhouse
Via Hospitality Design | HD Expo
Photography | Julie Soefer

A room is built in layers. Stone and wood. Softness against structure. Art with enough presence to hold a wall. Objects ...
08/13/2026

A room is built in layers. Stone and wood. Softness against structure. Art with enough presence to hold a wall. Objects placed with restraint.

For this Austin residence, we furnished and styled the interiors around material, proportion, and the relationship between each element. Creating an experience that feels collected rather than decorated.

It’s an approach that continues to shape our work today at Elysian Studio.

Furnishing and Styling by Elysian Collective
Art by CoCollect

Some objects hold flowers, but others hold a story.In her Vermont studio, Karen Gayle Tinney builds each vessel by hand,...
08/07/2026

Some objects hold flowers, but others hold a story.

In her Vermont studio, Karen Gayle Tinney builds each vessel by hand, layering ceramic and fiber into forms that feel quietly sculptural. The materials aren’t decorative; they depend on one another. Each completing what the other leaves unfinished. Made slowly, and meant to be lived with for decades.

It’s this kind of artistry we’re always searching for. Objects with a point of view, made by hands that value process as much as the finished piece.

Introducing Horizon.Some patterns don’t follow trends. They simply belong.Designed for slow mornings, long conversations...
07/31/2026

Introducing Horizon.

Some patterns don’t follow trends. They simply belong.
Designed for slow mornings, long conversations, and evenings that stretch beyond sunset.

Crafted from Spanish-woven performance fabric and hand-finished in the USA, Horizon brings timeless texture to terraces, gardens, and outdoor spaces. Three palettes inspired by stone, clay, and coastal landscapes. Made to layer naturally into the places we gather.

Available now through the link in bio.

07/01/2026

There is something that happens when you run your hand across a rug that was made by another pair of hands. You feel it differently.

We traveled to India and witnessed it. Color being pulled from natural sources, threads stretched and knotted with quiet precision, craft practiced the same way it has been for generations. It deepened our understanding of what it means to source with intention.

Jaipur Living has built something rare: a network of over 40,000 artisans, most of them women, working from their own homes across 700 villages. The craft stays alive. The community stays whole. The rug that arrives in your space carries that story in every fiber.
This is the standard we hold our partners to. And it is why we are proud to source with Jaipur Living for both residential and hospitality projects.

05/29/2026

The Serpent Vase by Cym Warkov. Made in her St. Paul studio, Cym’s work sits somewhere between archaeological artifact and living form. Unglazed surfaces that celebrate the hand, organic shapes that hold quiet movement. This piece is part of our spring collection, and it is exactly the kind of object that earns its place in a room.

Shop the spring collection at the link in our bio.

A new season, and a new collection ✨This spring, we’re introducing a selection of pieces shaped by recent travels, ongoi...
04/23/2026

A new season, and a new collection ✨

This spring, we’re introducing a selection of pieces shaped by recent travels, ongoing relationships with makers, and a continued focus on material and form.

Objects that feel grounded.
Meant to live with you over time.

Introducing A Table Set in Mykonos 🤍
Our Spring Collection draws upon sun-washed Mediterranean landscapes.

Now Available to shop within our online gallery.

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78701–78705, 78708–78739, 78741–78742, 78744–78769

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