Casa by JJ presents tables that celebrate materiality, hand-made beauty, and the art of gathering, composed entirely from pieces within its existing collection, each selected for its artisanal provenance and sensory presence.

Anchoring the composition is the serene colourway of the Chloe’s Green and Gorgeous Dinner Plate – Set of 4, whose verdant botanical border brings an organic energy to the table. These plates set the tone for a setting rooted in nature’s hues and quiet refinement.

Beneath them, the warm, woven texture of the Harbour Island Round Rattan Under Plate, Brown introduces an earthy, tactile base - its hand-crafted rattan whispering of traditional weaving techniques and the patience of human hands.

Softening the setting with colour and pattern, the Belgravia Bloom Blue Cotton Tablecloth (styled here with a green-toned palette) drapes the table in gentle florals. Made from weighted cotton and hand-sewn, it evokes leisurely meals and the calm of a summer afternoon.

Accents of whimsy and charm emerge in the smaller details: the delightful pair of Garden Harvest Shakers, hand-painted salt and pepper shakers that conjure cottage gardens, and the sculptural glow of the Pewter Cabbage Tea Light Holder Set – 2, which refracts light into soft gleams across the table’s surface.

A poetic focal point, the Anais Jade Harmony Temple Pagoda stands as an elegant, contemplative centrepiece — its jade tones and tiered silhouette adding a sculptural grace that looks as fitting in still life photography as it does at the heart of a convivial gathering.

Together, these elements craft a narrative of gathered moments that feels lyrical rather than prescribed, a table setting designed for lingering dinners, intentional conversations, and the pleasure of beauty that feels both familiar and elevated.

“At Casa by JJ, our collections are born from making, from the hand, the workshop, and the quiet evolution of process,” says Josephine Jenno. “The table’s story isn’t always about introducing something new, but about seeing what already exists, the pieces we live with in a way that feels deeper, richer, and more connected to craft.”

Prices range from £40 - £125

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