Welcome to Klay
Klay is a homeware label based in Auckland, New Zealand. Almost all of our items are made by our little team in our Eden Terrace workroom, ensuring quality and care in every piece.
In addition to our own creations, we also offer a curated selection of homeware products that we trust and recommend—items that meet our high standards for both design and durability.
The last of our hats
I have just made a new blog post about the last batch of hats we made. These are made from fabric I sourced in Japan... the checks are from a shop in Kyoto that is 200 years old! We made these hats in our Eden Terrace workshop. I have shared images and info about the process and details of these last ever hats we made <3
Click here to shop all of our new and restocked items.
Check out the blog post of my Tokyo Tips! I hope this is the start of something I can edit/ update as we keep visiting Tokyo. I have been to Tokyo a few times, but only spent a few weeks there, so my tips are not as comprehensive as the Kyoto Tips. The Tokyo Tips are based on personal research & things that Japanese friends that lived in Tokyo suggested.
We have a blog post called about our cushions to give more info about how Kirsty first got into making these 15 years ago, why the inners are special and what the differences are between the shapes (aside from the obvious... shapes!), and I have tried to explain about why once we sell out of certain colours we can't make more. Read the cushion blog post here.
Big top up of the Linen Tea Towels <3
Our favourite floppy, absorbent and pretty tea towels from Japanese brand Fog Linen.
Silver Pouches!
Our sparkly handmade silver pouches are now back in stock <3
Duvet Covers are back in stock now!
We now have KING, QUEEN & Pillowcases all in stock
Because we just spent many hours over weeks finishing making another batch of duvet covers & pillowslips, I made a blog post about how we make our patched calico duvet covers :) you can read it here
I have updated my Kyoto tips a bit & added some photos! You'll now find Hannah's Kyoto Tips on this blog post here.