Tom Dixon: Accessories

Tom Dixon launches a series of new stationery and decorative pieces inspired by British heritage and minimal sculptural aesthetic, to enhance the modern table and office.

Inspired by British heritage and minimal sculptural aesthetic, Tom Dixon latest collection includes generously proportioned glass vases with hand-painted copper detailing and cast iron treasure boxes with magnifying pressed glass crystal lids.

Their rapidly evolving stationary collection includes now a series of stark copper-plated pens, desk tidy and pen blocks. A collection of minimalist pieces and robust artefacts designed for the bookworm or the prolific writer.

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Tom Dixon, Cube. A series of minimalist pieces, part of a rapidly evolving stationary collection. Stripped back to its bare essentials, Cube is made from zinc alloy and finished with a copper plate. Robust design artefacts for the modern desktop or the sophisticated study. Family includes a stapler, a desk tidy, a pen and a tape dispenser

Tom Dixon, Trove. A series of black cast iron containers with magnifying pressed glass lids. Trove is a bold statement that can transform a table or a desktop. Not a conventional decorative accessory, more a multifunctional design artefact that can masquerade as a treasure box. Available in two shapes and presented in gift-packaging.

Tom Dixon, Tank vases.A series of generously proportioned vases made from mouth-blown clear glass with hand-painted copper detailing. Our logo is sand-blasted on the base of each piece. Strong silhouettes perfect for long-stemmed roses, small bunches or larger flowers and designed to create table top architecture. Presented in gift-packaging.

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