Ashley & Co

One vessel, made to last.⁠
Our Home Perfume vessel is entirely reusable - simply refill with Topup - complete with perfume oil and fresh porous reeds, and let the fragrance begin again.

Soothe Tube is purposefully portable, so you can soothe wherever the day takes you. Just ask , Co-Founder of , who recently packed hers for travels through Copenhagen and Paris.⁠
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Read the full feature on Julia's travels via the link in bio.

Each June, Copenhagen welcomes the global design community for 3 Days of Design, a celebration of creativity, craft and innovation.⁠
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In our latest Journal, Co-Founder of , takes us through her favourite designer exhibitions, the food and wine spots worth building a trip around, and a final few days in Paris dedicated to soaking it all in.⁠
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Read the full feature via the link in bio.

This month's Journal follows Kiwi photographer and director through a day in Brooklyn, the neighbourhood she now calls home. From morning bakery runs to fresh film pickups in SoHo, we explore the rituals, routines and quiet moments that shape her creative life.⁠
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Read the full feature via the link in bio.

always has Lip Punch Red Radish at the ready for a busy day in the city. Find out what this NZ-born photographer and director gets up to in NYC in our latest Journal. See link in bio.

“I started shooting on film, so it’s always been a comfortable place for me. Sometimes I wonder if it’s easier because you shoot less, there are less options, and you have to be so much more considered with each frame and with the lighting”. ⁠
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We spent a day with New Zealand-born photographer and director in NYC and share her story in this month's Journal. Read more via the link in bio.

Planning a visit to NYC? Get tips from .⁠
"The biggest advice would be to walk around as much as possible in the city, I love to citibike, and catch the east river ferry". ⁠
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Discover more about Emma Anderson, a NZ-born Photographer and Director and NYC resident in this month's Journal. See link in bio.

For NZ-born photographer and director, Emma Anderson, no two days look the same - but a few grounding rituals help keep her steady in NYC, the city she calls home.⁠
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Discover more about in this month's Journal. See link in bio.

For our latest Journal, we catch up with New Zealand-born photographer and director Emma Anderson - fourteen years into calling New York City home.⁠
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Working across fashion, beauty and still life, Emma's imagery is shaped by a thoughtful eye and a long-standing love of film.⁠ ⁠
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Discover the full feature via the link in bio.