How to Style a Spring Interior: Textiles, Candles & Design Objects
There is a particular feeling that arrives with spring.
The light changes first — softer in the morning, longer in the evening, finding its way into corners of the room that spent the winter in shadow. Then comes the instinct to move things around. To open windows. To replace the heavy and the dark with something lighter, something that breathes.
At etcheaz, we think of spring not as a trend to follow, but as a shift in feeling to welcome. Here is how we approach it — with textiles, scent, and objects chosen to make a home feel like itself again, only better.
Start with Light — Let your Textiles Breathe
Winter interiors rely on weight: thick throws, dark tones, layers of warmth. Spring asks for the opposite.
This is not about removing everything and starting again. It is about editing — swapping one heavy element for something that lets light pass through it, choosing colours that reflect rather than absorb.
What to change:
- Fold away the heaviest throws and bring out lighter weights — merino wool or cotton blankets in muted, natural tones
- Swap dark cushion covers for something with a graphic print or unexpected texture
- Move a throw from the sofa to a basket or ladder — displayed rather than just draped
What to keep:
Everything that already feels right. Spring styling is about addition and subtraction, not transformation.
Our pick: Voited CloudTouch Blanket
The Voited CloudTouch is the definition of a transitional textile. Waterproof, packable, and made from recycled materials, it moves effortlessly between indoors and out — on the sofa one afternoon, on a picnic blanket the next. Available in soft, considered colours that work in any interior.
Bring in Colour — but Let it Surprise you
Spring colour in interiors is often misunderstood. It does not mean pastels everywhere, or a sudden explosion of yellow.
The most considered approach is to introduce one or two unexpected colour notes — a saffron vase on a shelf, a glazed ceramic lemon on a kitchen counter, a cushion in a tone you would not usually reach for. The rest of the room stays as it is. The contrast does the work.
The colours we are thinking about this spring:
- Saffron yellow and warm amber — present without being aggressive
- Deep emerald and forest green — grounding, not heavy
- Soft opal and warm white — for light without coldness
- Terracotta and earthy red — connecting the interior to the season outside
Our pick: Vase MUSE
A single hand-blown crystal vase in saffron yellow or emerald green changes the quality of a shelf entirely. The MUSE by Fundamental Berlin is the kind of object that looks different at every hour of the day — catching morning light one way, catching evening light another.
One vase. Infinite rooms.
Also consider: Glazed Ceramic Fruits & Vegetables
A lemon on a windowsill. An orange on a kitchen shelf. Sometimes the smallest objects carry the most seasonal feeling — and the hand-glazed ceramic fruits at etcheaz do exactly that. An affordable, joyful way to bring spring into any corner of the home.
Change the Scent — Let Spring In through the Air
We underestimate how much a room’s atmosphere is shaped by what we smell rather than what we see.
Winter scents tend towards warmth and spice — amber, vanilla, smoke, pine. Spring invites something different: fresher, greener, more open. Citrus, fig leaf, white florals, clean cotton. Scents that feel like open windows.
Changing the candle on your table is one of the simplest and most immediate ways to shift the feeling of a space. It takes thirty seconds and it works every time.
What to look for in a spring candle:
- Natural wax — burns cleaner and carries fragrance more honestly
- Citrus or botanical notes — lemon, citronella, green tea, white flowers
- A considered aesthetic — the candle is an object on your table long before it is lit
Our pick: Candle N°2 Matin de Printemps — Les Choses Simples
Designed for the transition between indoors and outdoors, the citronella candle by Les Choses Simples is one of our favourite spring objects. Natural wax, a fragrance that feels like the first warm evening of the year on a terrace. Beautiful unlit, transformative when burning.
Think about the Transition — Inside and Outside
One of the defining characteristics of spring living is the blurring of the boundary between interior and exterior. The terrace gets a cushion. The picnic blanket comes out of storage. Objects start moving between the kitchen table and the garden.
This is worth designing for deliberately — choosing objects that work in both contexts, and creating a visual continuity between what is inside and what is outside.
A blanket that goes from sofa to picnic. Candles that burn equally well on a dining table and a terrace. Cushions that survive outdoor evenings as well as indoor mornings.
Our pick: Outdoor Cushion — Common Modern
Designed specifically for the transition between indoor and outdoor use, these cushions bring the same design sensibility to a garden chair or terrace bench as to a living room sofa. Durable, considered, and available in botanical prints that feel entirely of this season.
Edit one Surface at a Time
The most common mistake in seasonal restyling is trying to redo everything at once.
Instead, choose one surface — a shelf, a coffee table, a windowsill, a console — and treat it as a small composition. Remove what no longer feels right for the season. Add one or two new objects. Stand back and look.
Then leave it for a week before touching anything else.
A spring shelf composition to try:
- One vase with a single stem or branch of spring blossom
- One ceramic object for texture and colour (a glazed lemon, a small sculptural piece)
- One candle — unlit, but present as an object
- One book, lying flat, as a base for the other objects
- One empty space — resist the urge to fill it
The empty space is as important as everything else.
The Etcheaz Spring Edit — All in One Place
If you want to refresh your interior this spring without starting from scratch, here is where to begin:
- For textiles: [Voited CloudTouch Blankets](https://etcheaz.com/textile-throws-towel/)
- For colour: [Vase MUSE — Fundamental Berlin](https://etcheaz.com/vase-tableware/)
- For scent: [Natural Candles — Les Choses Simples](https://etcheaz.com/candles-home-fragrance/)
- For the terrace: [Outdoor Cushions & Blankets](https://etcheaz.com/outdoor/)
- For small details: [Glazed Ceramic Fruits](https://etcheaz.com/vase-tableware/)
Or visit us at our Küsnacht showroom — where the spring collection is already on display, and where we are always happy to help you find the right piece for your space.
Explore the full etcheaz collection
Designer Vases: Sculptural, unique, european-made
Sculptural Objects for your Home
At etcheaz, a vase is never “just a vase.” It is a sculptural object, a point of contemplation, a statement of taste, and a way to bring a piece of design history into your interior. From Renaud Defrancesco’s Wavy Vases to Fundamental Berlin’s minimalist crystal designs, and Tsé-Tsé’s playful Vase Avril, each piece transforms a space while connecting you to the story of contemporary European design.
The Poetry of Materials
Glass that catches light, crystal that sparkles with refined elegance, ceramic that offers tactile warmth—each material tells its own story. Carefully selected for texture, color, and form, our vases invite you to experience the subtle beauty of everyday objects. The Vase Avril by Tsé-Tsé, with its distinctive organic curves and playful proportions, exemplifies the blend of design innovation and artisanal expertise that defines etcheaz.
Unique, Limited, European-Made
Every vase is limited edition, crafted with care, and produced in Switzerland or Europe. The focus on local expertise and artisanal savoir-faire ensures that each piece is both collectible and timeless. Owning one is more than acquiring a decorative object—it is introducing a piece of design history into your home. These are vases designed for those who value European craftsmanship and originality.
Styling Your Designer Vase
- Highlight a single vase as a sculptural focal point
- Combine vases of different heights, textures, and materials
- Pair with seasonal flowers, dried blooms, or greenery for a poetic touch
- Include playful forms like Vase Avril by Tsé-Tsé to add personality and movement
Why Etcheaz selects these Vases
We curate vases for the discerning collector: objects that embody design, craftsmanship, and elegance. With etcheaz, you bring artful, sustainable, European-made pieces into your home—functional yet poetic, minimal yet striking. Designers like Renaud Defrancesco, Fundamental Berlin, and Tsé-Tsé showcase the diversity of contemporary European design, allowing every piece to enter your interior as a story and a piece of design history.
Explore the designer vase collection and bring unique, European-made pieces that elevate your interior and connect you to design history.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What makes a vase a designer piece?
Answer : A designer vase is created by a recognized artist or studio, combining original design, premium materials, and European craftsmanship, making it both functional and sculptural.
Q2: Are etcheaz vases limited edition?
Answer : Yes, all vases are produced in small batches, ensuring each piece is unique and collectible.
Q3: What materials are used for etcheaz vases?
Answer : Our vases are crafted in glass, crystal, and ceramic, each chosen for quality, texture, and aesthetic impact.
Q4: Can I style a designer vase with flowers?
Answer : Absolutely. Pairing flowers, dried blooms, or greenery enhances the sculptural design and adds life to any interior.
Q5: Why choose European-made vases?
Answer : European-made vases showcase artisanal savoir-faire, sustainable production, and design heritage, bringing a piece of design history into your home.
Q6: Which designers are featured at etcheaz?
Answer : Etcheaz features designers like Renaud Defrancesco, Fundamental Berlin, and Tsé-Tsé, offering unique vases such as the Wavy Vase and Vase Avril.
Q7: Can these vases be used in minimalist or contemporary interiors?
Answer : Yes, our vases are designed to complement minimalist, modern, and contemporary interiors, creating sculptural focal points and curated spaces.
Renaud Defrancesco and the Radical Discipline of Less
In a time saturated with objects designed for instant attention, Renaud Defrancesco takes the opposite stance. His work does not compete. It withdraws. It removes. It distills design to its most irreducible gesture: the line.
Working from Switzerland, Defrancesco belongs to a lineage of designers who understand that restraint is not absence, but control. Every curve, every proportion, every intersection is intentional. Nothing is decorative. Everything is structural.
His objects do not ask to be admired. They assume their place.
At etcheaz, we see his work as part of a new generation of collectible Swiss design — one that privileges permanence over novelty.
Geometry as a language, not a style
The Cyre candles are not simply candles. They are exercises in verticality and balance. Their presence is architectural. Even before being lit, they alter the perception of space. They introduce tension and calm simultaneously — a paradox mastered through proportion alone.
The Circuit trays, conceived as vide-poches, are defined by continuity. Their lines do not begin or end abruptly. They flow. They guide the eye. They create order without rigidity. Placed on a console, a desk, or a bedside table, they transform the act of placing objects into a deliberate gesture.
The O and S forms push this exploration further. Here, the curve becomes autonomous. These shapes exist with an almost symbolic clarity — primal, universal, and deeply contemporary. They function as objects, but also as spatial punctuation.
The glass vase Wavy reveals Defrancesco’s understanding of material as a living element. Transparent yet present, it interacts with light, reflections, and its environment. It never appears exactly the same twice. It is both object and atmosphere.
This is not decorative design. This is disciplined design.
Renaud Defrancesco’s work resists trends because it was never designed to follow them. His pieces exist in a slower temporality. They are meant to be kept, moved, rediscovered. To age without losing relevance.
Against excess, for permanence
They do not fill space. They define it.
In a world of visual noise, his objects offer something increasingly rare: clarity.
Discover the work of Renaud Defrancesco at etcheaz — a radical expression of contemporary Swiss minimalist design.
Collection inspired by Mountains
There is something timeless about the mountains.
Their quiet strength, their raw beauty, their ability to make us slow down, breathe deeper and reconnect with what truly matters. At Etcheaz, this sense of altitude, authenticity and craftsmanship inspires our selection of objects designed to bring warmth, poetry and character into your home.
Our Inspired by the Mountains collection is an invitation to create interiors that feel grounded, serene and deeply comforting — where design meets nature and stories are told through materials, textures and savoir-faire.
When art becomes playful: Taquin “Schuss”
The mountains are not only about contemplation — they are also about movement, play and freedom.
The Taquin “Schuss” wooden wall art, designed in partnership with Les Petits Yéyés, transports us into a colourful, graphic and slightly vintage alpine world.
More than a decorative object, this piece is a playful work of art made of 20 movable wooden elements framed in solid oak. It invites you to build, deconstruct and reimagine the landscape, blurring the lines between art, design and game. Designed and made in France, it celebrates creativity, spontaneity and the joy of imperfection.
A cosy alpine spirit: Edelweiss and Mountains wool felt cushions
Nothing evokes the mountain spirit quite like wool.
Handmade, the Peak Moutain & Edelweiss wool felt cushion is a tribute to alpine heritage and ethical craftsmanship. Crafted from high-quality boiled wool felt, this cushion brings a soft, natural and comforting presence to your living space.
The iconic Edelweiss motif — symbol of purity and resilience — adds a poetic and authentic touch, while the generous dimensions make it both decorative and inviting. Each piece is carefully handmade by skilled artisans using responsibly sourced, biodegradable wool.
For a more graphic interpretation of mountain landscapes, discover the felt cushion inspired by mountain peaks. Its stylised two-peak design captures the essence of alpine horizons, blending modern aesthetics with traditional techniques. A perfect balance between warmth, texture and visual impact.
Mountain landscapes on paper: artistic posters
Mountains are also a source of endless inspiration for artists.
The Panorama poster by Madame Hubert offers a breathtaking view rendered entirely by hand in ink. Printed on high-quality rigid art paper, each piece reflects hundreds of hours of meticulous work, precision and passion. The result is a contemporary yet timeless landscape, ready to be framed and admired.
For a more poetic and colourful approach, the Viaduc & Mountains fine art print by Julie Guillem is part of the Carnet de Voyage series. Printed in limited edition on textured art paper using natural pigmented inks, this giclée print captures the harmony between architecture and nature. Minimalist, vibrant and delicately balanced, it brings a sense of movement and lightness to any interior.
Ultimate comfort: Alpaca throw by Brun de Vian-Tiran
After a day in the mountains, nothing compares to the feeling of wrapping yourself in warmth.
The Lima alpaca throw by Brun de Vian-Tiran is woven from 100% Andes alpaca, renowned for its exceptional softness, lightness and warmth. With its generous size and luxurious texture, it invites you to slow down, relax and enjoy the moment.
Made entirely in France by a historic wool manufacturer founded in 1808, this throw embodies centuries of expertise and excellence. A true statement of comfort and refinement, designed to last.
Miniature alpine worlds: Swiss Alps globes & ornaments
The magic of the mountains can also live in small, precious details.
The Swiss Alps globes and ornaments by The Map Studio, designed by Charlotte Bourrus, reinvent the traditional snow globe. Each piece is handcrafted and unique, inspired by memories, emotions and the intimate beauty of alpine landscapes.
From limited-edition ornaments to poetic Swiss Alps globes, these creations capture the magic of snowy peaks, chalets and winding slopes — offering a dreamy escape and a beautiful reminder of places close to the heart.
Bringing the mountains home
Through noble materials, ethical craftsmanship and poetic design, our Inspired by the Mountains selection transforms interiors into welcoming retreats.
Whether through a felt cushion, an art print, a playful wall piece or a luxurious throw, each object tells a story — one of nature, heritage and timeless beauty.
Let the mountains inspire your home.
Discover the collection on étchéaz and create a space where warmth, authenticity and serenity meet.
The Art of Slow Gifting - giving less, but better
At etcheaz, we believe that a gift should last longer than a moment. Every piece in our curated selection - from limited-edition design objects to timeless home decor - embodies the values of sustainable living and mindful design.
What Slow Gifting means
Slow Gifting isn’t extravagance or abondance.
It’s about intention – taking the time to find a sustainable gift that resonates with both giver and receiver.
Instead of dozen forgettable presents, imagine offering one thoughtful piece – beautifully made, useful, and designed to be passed down. That’s the heart of Slow Gifting.
Objects with a Soul - the etcheaz way
Each object at etcheaz is chosen not just for how it looks, but for the story it tells. We celebrate authentic design, local savoir-faire, and limited editions that preserve the humanc touch in a world of mass production.
Take the Brun de Vian Tiran Throws, for example – woven in France with centuries of expertise. Their textures, natural fibers, and quiet elegance brings warmth to every home, season after season.
Or the Zuri concrete Table Lamp, sculptural yet soft, handcrafted with minimalist precision – blending industrial design with poetic simplicity.
These are not just beautiful things. They stories you can hold – gifts that connect us to craftsmanship, heritage, and mindful living.
Why Slow Gifting matters
Choosing a sustainable gift is an act of care – for people and for the planet.
It supports small artisans, values natural materials, and encourages us to consume more consciously. When we choose quality over quantity, we create less waste and more meaning.
Slow Gifting is, in essence, sustainable storytelling. Every object becomes a chapter – of where it was made, who crafted it, and how it fits into a more balanced, intentional way of life.
How to embrace the Art of Slow Gifting
- Choose fewer, better gifts. Invest in pieces that will stand the test of time.
- Celebrate craftmanship. Look for handmade, small batch creations with character.
- Share the story. Tell the recipient about the maker, the material, the journey.
- Wrap with thought. Use natural or reusable materials – beauty lies in simplicity.
- Gift meaning, not clutter. Let your presents reflect your values and care.
In the end : a Gift that lasts
To give slowly is to give meaningfully. Through Slow Gifting, we move away from the noise of overconsumption and back toward what truly matters – authenticity, connection, and timeless design.
With etcheaz, every object is a piece of sustainable storytelling – created to be admired, used, and passed on.. A gentle reminder that the most beautiful gifts are not the ones that fill our hearts.
Why Limited Editions make the Best Christmas Gifts
In a season overflowing with excess, the most memorable gifts are the ones that exist in few hands.Limited editions carry an aura of exclusivity, craftsmanship, and permanence. They remind us that meaning often lives in what is rarely found.
At etcheaz, each piece is chosen for its ability to outlast trends - to become a part of your story rather than another fleeting possession.
A gift beyond quantity - the Emotion of Rarity
When you gift a limited edition, you’re offering more than design. You are sharing a fragment of artistry, a trace of artisan or artist’s time and touch.
It’s the feeling of owning something that won’t ever be replicated- a quiet rebellion against uniformity.
Rarity is not about status, it’s about connection. It’s knowing that what you give carries a name, and a story that matters.
Etcheaz selected, exclusive, refined, unrepeteable
This Christmas, etcheaz unveils a selection of exclusive pieces that reflect craftmanship at its most intentional.
Each one is a keepsake – not only for the season, but for years to come.
Christmas Baubles by Charlotte Bourrus, Swiss Alps edition
Delicate and poetic, these limited-edition ornaments reimagine the Swiss Alps through the artist’s lens.
Each handcrafted bauble is a miniature landscape – a constellation of glass, pigment, and light.
Exclusive to etcheaz, they capture the serenity serenity of alpine horizons in timeless form.
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CSAO Hand-embroidered cushions - Grüezi, Zäme, Merci
Born from a creative dialogue between etcheaz and CSAO, these hand-embroidered cushions celebrate shared values of craftsmanship and human connection
Each piece is made slowly, with intention – threads forming words that carry warmth and belonginng. They embody the essence of conviviality that defines etcheaz’s approach to living – they are gesture of care, designed to bring people closer.
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Legacy in every detail
The beauty of limited edition lies in its permanence.
These are gifts that transcend the season – pieces that invite their ownes to slow down, to live surrounded by meaning, not quantity.
to offer something rare is to say : this was made for you – and for noone else.
A Christmas of intention
Forget the predictable. Choose gifts that speak of artistry, place and purpose.
With its curated collection of exclusive handcrafted design pieces, etcheaz celebrates a different kind of Christmas – one defined not by how much we give, but how deeply we care.
Because when everything feels temporary, rarity becomes the ultimate form of beauty.
Embrace Autumn : decorating with the rich tones of Fall
Why Autumn colors matter in interior design
Autumn’s palette feels inherently cozy and grounding. Designers often recommend introducing warm, rich tones like burnt orange, deep ochre, chocolate brown, olive, and muted plum to instantly cool interiors.
These shades echo nature’s transition and help your home feel more intimate and inviting.
But a successful fall decor scheme isn’t just about colors – texture, layering and restraint also play key roles.
- Start with a neutral base, then add 'pops' of autumn color in smaller accents
- Mix textures (velvet, knit, ceramics, woven fabrics) to create depth
- Limit your palette to 3-5 complementary tones so your space doesn't feel chaotic
- Use natural elements (branches, dried leaves, pumkins, bark) to tie indoors to the season outside.
- Choose one focal vignette per room (side table, fireplace mantel, console) and let that be your fall moment.
Color scheme ideas & how to apply them
Here are three autumn color schemes to inspire your decor:
- Rust & Olive Green : use rust or terracotta for accent pieces and pair with olive for textile or foliage
- Muted pumpkin & warm neutral : a soft pumpkin (pale orange) combined with taupe, oatmeal, and cream tones creates a gentle, elegant fall feel
- Deep plum / burgundy with earthy accents : a darker scheme with accent pumpkins, dried florals, and accented gold or brass offers a moody , luxe vibes.
Whichever scheme you choose, consistency accross rooms ties everything together.
Styling your home : Room by room ideas
Below are practical tips for integrating fall color in different spaces:
Living Room / Lounge area
- Drape a cozy throw over your sofa or armchair
- Add accent pillows in your chosen fall tones
- Style a tray or coffee table with candles, pumpkins, and natural elements
Dining Room / Tabletop
- Use a runner or placemats in terracotta, olive, or blush tones
- Center pieces : ceramic pumpkins, seasonal foliage, or branch arrangements
Entryway / Console Table
- A seasonal vignette with a candle, a piece of art, and a decorative object welcomes guests
- Use height variety : a taller element (candle or brand), plus medium object, plus low item
Bedroom / Reading nook
- Layer throws at the foot of the bed
- Introduce warm hues via cushion, linen or small accent pillow
- Add a scented candle for cozy ambiance
Featured etcheaz pieces to capture the spirit of Autumn
Below are some beautiful items from your etcheaz shop that align perfectly with Fall decorating
Hang on a wall where it becomes a visual anchor. Its texture and relief will catch light beautifully and complement warm tones
Drape over sofas, chairs or bed. The soft, plush texture calls to mind cozy autumn evenings.
Place it on console tables, sideboards, or dining tables. its shape and glaze echo the pumpkin motif of fall.
Light in the evenings for warm, inviting fragrance. Place it on trays, next to books, or on side tables.
Final thoughts
As Autumn settles in, let your home be a canvas for seasonal warmth and elegance. With just a few thoughtfully chosen accents – from a richly textured throw to a glazed pumpkin or glowing candle – you can evoke the magic of fall all around you.
Explore the new etcheaz Autumn collection and find the pîeces that will breathe seasonal charm into your space.
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The ultimate guide to creating your Gallery Wall
Create a unique Wall that reflects you
Turn your space into a true expression of your personality with a gallery wall that speaks volumes. Mix and match Etcheaz prints in different sizes, play with themes, experiment with frame styles—and let your creativity shine.
Whether you’re aiming for bold and eclectic or soft and harmonious, here’s how to bring your vision to life like a pro.
Tips for hanging your Art like a Pro
1. Use a Level
Even in seemingly “random” layouts, a touch of structure goes a long way. A level ensures your frames are properly aligned and gives your wall a clean, intentional look.
2. Keep even Spacing
Leave about 5 to 8 cm (2–3 inches) between each frame. This spacing helps your wall breathe and creates a polished, cohesive layout.
3. Hang at eye level
The center of your main artwork should sit approximately 145 cm (57 inches) from the floor. This keeps your gallery naturally aligned with the viewer’s gaze.
4. Choose the right fixtures
Depending on your wall type (plaster, brick, concrete) and the weight of your frames, opt for the right hanging hardware: strong hooks, nails, or adhesive strips.
5. Master the Art of asymmetry
Perfect symmetry isn’t the only path to beauty. Slight, intentional shifts in frame placement can add movement and personality to your gallery wall.
6. Try It on the Floor First
Before committing to the wall, lay out your entire arrangement on the floor. This lets you test compositions, play with spacing, and avoid unnecessary holes in the wall.
Style it with Color and Shape
Mix Shapes and Orientations
- Combine vertical and horizontal frames to break the rhythm and add interest.
- Include round or organic shapes (like circular frames or abstract prints) to soften a rigid grid.
- Don’t be afraid to add a 3D object—like a small mirror, sculptural piece, or typography element—for a truly dynamic look.
Play with Color Palettes
- Tone-on-tone: Stick with a limited color palette (e.g., all warm tones or soft neutrals) for a serene, minimalist look.
- Contrast bolds and neutrals: A black-and-white piece next to a bright or pastel print creates visual energy.
- Echo your room’s palette: Pick up on accent colors from your furniture, rug, or cushions to tie the gallery wall into the rest of the room.
Ready to build your own gallery wall?With etcheaz, every wall becomes a canvas—and every canvas tells your story.
Original & meaningful Baby Gifts – Discover unique Birth Presents at etcheaz
At etcheaz, we believe in meaningful, handmade baby gifts that tell a story. From embroidered nursery cushions to music-themed rattles and artistic decor, our selection is filled with unique birth gift ideas that will surprise and delight both babies and their parents
Embroidered Pillows by CSAO – A touch of Joy and Poetry
Bring softness and soul to any nursery with our hand-embroidered CSAO cushions. Each piece is a small work of art with a big heart — featuring delicate messages like “Bonheur” (Happiness) or “Love” in vibrant thread.
- Ethically made by talented craftswomen. A gift that brings warmth, culture, and color.
- Perfect for decorating a crib, reading corner, or playroom
For Baby Rockstars: Musical Toys from Tambour Battant
Not all babies are into lullabies — some are born to rock! For the mini music lovers (and their cool parents), we’ve fallen in love with the rock-themed rattles and music boxes by French brand Tambour Battant.
- Adorably designed rattles shaped like guitars, drums & more
- Music boxes that play classics from The Beatles to Queen
- A fun twist on traditional baby toys for music-savvy families
The Taquin Board – A Creative & Artistic Keepsake
Looking for a gift that’s playful and visually stunning? The Taquin Art Boards are a modern, design-forward take on the classic sliding puzzle. Created by artists and made in France, each piece is a mini collectible with a bold, colorful character.
- A playful decorative object with a retro twist*
- Characters like the crocodile “Caïman” bring personality to a child’s room
- Encourages curiosity and fine motor skills
Meet the Caïman board here
Light of memories - Zuri concrete lamp, the unique nursery accent that lasts beyond childhood
The Zuri Concrete Lamp brings warmth and timeless design into any nursery. Handcrafted in France, each lamp combines modern style with artisanal chracter – a treasure that will light up family moment for years to come.
- Unique table lamp crafted in colored high-performance concrete, from soft rose to chesnut
- Two charming models, both paired with prcelain-style LED bulbs
- A lasting keepsake that grows with the child, adding poetry and comfort long beyond the newborn stage.
Make your Gift Count
At etcheaz, we love items that are made with heart, tell a story, and stand the test of time. Whether you’re welcoming a baby boy, girl, or keeping it gender-neutral, our gift ideas are here to inspire joy, creativity, and connection.
Browse our full collection at www.etcheaz.ch and find the perfect birth gift that’s anything but ordinary
Beige and brown are anything but boring: Elevate your Interior with warm, harmonious touches
Neutrals have a reputation for being plain, but when done right, they create a timeless, sophisticated atmosphere.At étchéaz, we believe beige and brown are the perfect foundation for a warm, inviting home — especially when elevated with touches of terracotta, orange, and yellow.
Our carefully curated collection brings together textures and materials that transform your space into a unique haven:
- Taquin Art Prints – Playful and modern, these pieces add character to your walls while staying effortlessly chic.
- Terrazzo Trays – A subtle blend of earth tones and speckled textures, perfect for styling your coffee table.
- Concrete Table Lamps – Minimalist yet bold, they bring structure and depth to any room.
- Tucca Bath & Beach Linens – Soft and elegant, these towels infuse warmth into your daily routine.
- Stationery by Common Modern – The perfect finishing touch to create a workspace that inspires.
