Maison Territo presents its holiday selection at the Royalmount showroom, assembled around the search for the perfect gift and drawn from some of the Italian brands it carries, among them Fendi Casa, Versace Home, Dolce & Gabbana Casa, Seletti and Cipriani. The selection brings together home accessories, porcelain, textiles and gourmet specialties.

Fendi Casa is represented by its home accessories, with cushions starting at $1,500 and throws starting at $1,900. Both are produced in the materials and finishes that characterise the Roman house.

Versace Home contributes its porcelain. The I Love Baroque Bianco plates from this collection start at $170 and carry the house’s baroque motif in white.

Dolce & Gabbana Casa is present through its bathrobes, starting at $725, which carry the Mediterranean character of the house.

Seletti contributes the Love in Bloom Kintsugi vase, $530, a reinterpretation of the brand’s anatomical heart vase finished with gold veining drawn from kintsugi, the Japanese technique of repairing ceramics with precious metal so that the repair becomes part of the design.

Cipriani completes the selection. Founded by Giuseppe Cipriani, who opened Harry’s Bar in Venice and created both the Bellini and the Carpaccio, the company produces a gourmet range that includes egg pasta made in its Venetian workshops, organic sauces, Carnaroli rice and biscuits from the Harry’s Dolci pastry kitchen. At Maison Territo the range extends from small pasta packages to composed gift boxes.

Together, the selection spans a wide range of categories and price points, from a gourmet gift to a lasting piece for the home, and reflects the breadth of the brands represented at the Royalmount showroom.

“This selection was assembled to show the range of what the showroom represents,” says Liv Siv-Ing, co-founder of Maison Territo. “Each piece, from a gourmet specialty to a decorative object, meets the same standard of craftsmanship.” 

The selection can be seen at the Royalmount showroom, where consultations and private visits can be booked online.