Taste has become a more deliberate pursuit, distinguished by what each of us chooses to bring into our wardrobes and spaces by a desire for pieces that articulate the core point of view. Across fashion, jewellery and design, a new wave of brands is reframing the everyday through a more discerning lens.
What distinguishes these labels is an intellectual approach to form. Materials are interrogated, proportions recalibrated, and familiar silhouettes reimagined with a certain precision. A ring takes on a sculptural quality, a garment adopts an almost architectural sensibility, and a domestic object begins to read as a collectible. These are not pieces designed for immediacy, but for longevity—objects that reveal themselves over time, rewarding a more attentive eye.
Discover this edit of names that challenge convention and bring a more considered, design-led approach to the way we buy.
Uncommon Matters
Operating at the intersection of jewellery and object design, Uncommon Matters approaches adornment with a distinctly architectural lens. Founded in Berlin, the brand reimagines traditional forms through sculptural silhouettes and industrial materials—think polished metals shaped into fluid, almost kinetic compositions. Each piece feels less like an accessory and more like a wearable artefact, defined by precision, restraint, and a quiet sense of experimentation.
For more information visit uncommonmatters.com
John Hardy
Rooted in heritage yet continually evolving, John Hardy brings a distinctly artisanal approach to contemporary jewellery. Drawing from Balinese craftsmanship, the brand is defined by its intricate handwoven chains and sculptural detailing, where tradition meets a more modern, design-forward sensibility. Each piece carries a tactile richness—considered, enduring, and imbued with a sense of quiet strength that transcends seasonal trends.
For more information visit johnhardy.com
Iro Paris
With its roots in Parisian cool, Iro approaches fashion with an instinctive sense of ease and edge. The brand is known for its ability to balance undone silhouettes with refined construction—where fluid tailoring, textured fabrics, and a muted palette come together effortlessly. There’s a quiet confidence to its pieces, designed to be worn rather than styled, embodying a distinctly modern take on everyday dressing.
For more information visit iroparis.com
