Analogue
Copper and mirror-polished discs side by side, the Analogue seal struck at the centre of one
A blackened bowl and two copper cups on a dark ledge, figs and palm alongside
Two bowls seen from above on deep blue, one mirror-polished and one blackened
A lounge with low seating and a bronze table
A long dining room in stone and dark wood, the table laid with black vessels

Lifestyle — the table, in metal and stone

Meteorite

The Meteorite Collection is inspired by iron, referred to by the Ancient Egyptians as the “metal of heaven”, believed to be a gift from the gods. Rare and symbolically charged, the material was used in royal objects, including items found in Tutankhamun’s tomb. Today Analogue interprets this history through stainless steel, creating polished tableware that carry the qualities of the material. The collection features a range of decorative and functional trays, along with espresso cups and serveware.

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The Meteorite family in stainless steel — a large bowl, a blackened bowl and six tumblers on a pale ground

Iteru

The Iteru Collection draws from the enduring presence of stone in Egyptian architecture and design. Made from stoneware, the collection explores the balance between permanence and everyday use through a range of tableware designed for the modern home.

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The Iteru stoneware family together in black glaze — vases, a beaker and a goblet cup

Cu

The Cu Collection focuses on copper, one of the earliest metals used by humans. Ancient Egyptians used copper as early as 8,000 B.C. to make tools, cookware, dishes, and beauty instruments. Inspired by this heritage, Analogue designed a line of copper dinnerware, espresso cups and accessories that are minimalistic, durable, and responsive to their environment: retaining warmth and cooling gradually.

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Copper discs laid edge to edge, the Analogue seal struck at the centre of one

Brass

The Brass Collection explores the warmth and versatility of brass, a material long associated with ornament, ritual, and everyday objects across Egypt. Analogue reinterprets its character through a series of functional and decorative pieces, allowing the material’s natural warmth to bring a sense of refinement to contemporary interiors.

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Three spun bowls side by side — copper, brass and steel — on a pale ground

Nu

The Nu Collection takes its name from Nun, the primordial waters of Ancient Egyptian mythology from which creation emerged. Drawing on the idea of beginnings and transformation, the collection reimagines familiar forms through a contemporary lens.

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Nu glass on a stone table — a dome over fruit, a tumbler of tea on a tray, two double-walled cups on a steel plate

Translucence

The Translucence Collection is made from alabaster, a soft, luminous stone traditionally associated with Ancient Egypt. Analogue’s alabaster pieces are hand carved by skilled local artisans and shaped into refined forms that allow light to pass through the stone, giving each object an ambient finish. The collection includes an array of dinnerware plates with sleek modern designs.

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The three alabaster nests — square, oval and round — laid on grey stone with a pestle and a sprig of leaves

Linens

Analogue’s linen collection brings the same attention to material and detail into the softer elements of the home. Designed for everyday living, the collection includes bedding and home textiles that introduce texture, comfort, and understated character to contemporary interiors.

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A made bed in white cotton — four pillows against the headboard, the duvet turned back