MY HABITAT

The occasional four-legged supervisor at the workshop 🐾 When I lose my spark or feel stuck I come here, close to the makers and the stones and something always shifts. I feel very lucky to have this so close.

Our Ruby table in the latest interior by 🤍 From first order to final installation, these projects often take years, so finally seeing our pieces living in such rich, thoughtful spaces always feels very special.⁠

Ruby behind the scenes in slide 3 - a workshop inspection video while she was still drying. It often takes a designer’s eye to see past the rawness of the workshop and picture the piece in its future home.⁠

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Bespoke Angelo table in the stunning project of .design 🤍

Some pieces leave the atelier and disappear into the world for a while and then one day, they reappear. Seeing it now ready to be lived is the loveliest part and never gets old.

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I love seeing our tables come to life in the hands of our talented trade clients, especially those who also see the pieces as functional art to be woven into everyday living.

240 × 120 cm Mario XL Dining Table in Green Marble

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I’m excited to share that the collection is officially expanding beyond our signature stone tables to include bespoke sinks and baths.

We’re slowly bringing these pieces online and you can find a first glimpse in our Bed & Bath section, with more coming soon.

All pieces can be made from any of our core collection stones and as always, are fully customisable to suit your space.

If you have any questions, or would like to explore what’s possible I’d love to hear from you.

Our Angelo dining table in Rosso marble, featured in the Financial Times, in filmmaker Nia DaCosta’s home.

This was the very first order through our new e-commerce site last year and it was a lovely surprise when Nia shared this article. I love that she chose it for where life actually happens.

Back in 2022 when I made the very first stone tables I had no idea how much they would shape me, both professionally and personally, but looking back now the dots connect so clearly. Of course that is always easy to say in hindsight but I’m realising that this is part of the magic of creating from intuition and continuing to trust, especially in moments when things don’t feel easy.

It still surprises me that these pieces now live in homes all over the world. This business has grown so organically, and i also couldn’t do it without the support of my little team, especially as living a balanced life has become more and more important to me.

So to whoever reads this, thank you for being here. I love seeing that the people who are meant to find it, do. It genuinely makes my day receiving messages about how much you love the pieces and that you also see the beauty in slow, intentional creations :)

Sending lots of love and wishing everyone an amazing year ahead, Alexandra xx

The Angelo Side Table, crafted from our much loved honed travertine 🤍

Angelo is also available as a dining table that’s designed to anchor a space and age beautifully over time.

Behind it, a little glimpse of our limited-edition stone samples. No two are ever the same, each with its own natural character.

To help you choose we’ve created our Stone Library, a place to see real pieces made from each stone before committing to your made-to-order piece.

Explore the Stone Library:
myhabitatdesign.com/pages/stone-library

I spent many hours perfecting the design details on each piece - like this beauty, with its reversed waterfall edge that softens what is otherwise a really solid table.

But the best part about the collection is that every table is also fully customisable - from the edge profile to the size to the stone type so you can make it your own. A resource I was craving when developing pieces for my interior projects.

To help you on your way head to our Stone Library where you can now see real pieces crafted from each of our stones:
myhabitatdesign.com/pages/stone-library

Still one of my favorite pieces—many hours of hand-finishing went into this sculptural table. A reminder that growth isn’t always about hustling harder; sometimes, it’s about slowing down, trusting the process, and creating with intention.

Last year, I rediscovered how creativity thrives when there’s space to simply be. Slowing down (a work in progress!) has deepened my connection to my work and myself. For me, success isn’t just about numbers—it’s about how I feel in the everyday.

It’s been so rewarding to see these tables resonate with others, finding homes in dream locations and projects, alongside artists I admire.

Creating pieces that tell stories, inspire connection, and make spaces feel like home brings me so much joy. I can’t wait to share more in the year ahead!