Homes to Love digital content producer Saru Krishnasamy’s top must-haves

Saru has been the digital content producer for Homes to Love for two months.

I want one of these  pendant lights by glass artist Luke Jacomb in every colour. Simple and elegant, I love how they look like the glass is still straight-from-the-furnace moldable.

This original 1960s McIntosh sideboard was born to be mine. I can imagine filling it with records and topping it with a gorgeous vintage lamp. One day….

I’m in love with my home office set up, especially my bespoke, handmade paulownia desk. Paired with my home’s concrete floors, a natural grey sheepskin and a sneaky vase of the neighbour’s Monstera leaves – it’s my happy space.

I dream of this ethereal, perfectly balanced table lamp by Michael Anastassiades being the finishing touch to my bespoke desk.

These tea glasses from Epicure Trading are made in the very last glass factory in Morocco that’s still making hand-blown glass. Full of bubbles and imperfections, I adore how every glass is utterly unique.

I would have no problem using coasters if they were these ridiculously glamorous AERIN green agate  ones.

I’ve long had my eye on a piece of jewellery from Zora Bell Boyd, especially this seaweed ring which was inspired by Muriwai beach. Until that day comes, my fingers remain decidedly ordinary.

My biggest (literally) purchase when I was travelling for 10 months last year was a handmade Turkish blanket from the Grand Bazaar in Instanbul. Despite the initial regret I had after trying to fit it into my backpack, it’s one of my favourite purchases I made overseas. You can find similar ones in New Zealand, like this beautiful Karadeniz blanket from Indie Home Collective.

While I usually spend my time at Miss Crabb skulking around the sale racks, their new ‘Lounge’ area looks positively dreamy. Dedicated to their Special Order service, I can’t wait to have an excuse to visit this beautiful space.

The surreal image on this merino and silk Good & Co scarf reminds me of a Dali painting. Based on a photograph captured by Lillie Toogood in Jaipur, India, it makes me want to wrap it around my neck, hang it on a wall, and drape it over a sofa arm all at once.