The Hurricane
Mouth-blown in thick clear glass on a solid foot, around 40 cm tall. Made to hold a pillar candle for a lobby, a terrace or a long dining table.
A Hong Kong trading house for heritage interior objects — supplied to hotels, private residences and the designers who shape them.
“A room is not made luxurious by what is added to it, but by what is allowed to remain.”— The Karlie Company
Fewer objects, better chosen. Nothing ornamental for its own sake, nothing that has not earned its place in the room.
Stone, aged wood, ceramic, glass, linen and brass — honest surfaces that soften with use and improve with time.
Pieces considered for how they hold daylight and candlelight, and sized with confidence for generous rooms.
Hong Kong has long been where European taste and Asian craftsmanship meet. The Karlie Company continues that tradition: we find, develop and supply interior objects with a collector’s eye, and we stand behind every piece we ship.
We work quietly and directly — with procurement teams, architects and designers who expect consistency across a hundred rooms, and with private clients who want a single piece to be exactly right.
Hotels, resorts and serviced residences that want their rooms to feel inherited rather than furnished — with the consistency a project demands.
Villas and residential developments, and the architects who design them. Fewer pieces, chosen for the house and the light it receives.
Interior studios and curated retail partners looking for objects with quiet authority and a story worth telling.
The settings our objects are chosen for — calm, warm and built around natural materials.
Not a catalogue — a handful of objects that show how we work. Full ranges and specifications are available to trade clients on request.
Mouth-blown in thick clear glass on a solid foot, around 40 cm tall. Made to hold a pillar candle for a lobby, a terrace or a long dining table.
Traditional glazed ceramic garden stools, studded and lion-masked, in deep crackle glazes. As at home on a hotel terrace as beside a sofa.
Matte stoneware plates with a quiet hand-carved relief. Made to be displayed as much as used.
Sculptural objects and planters developed in the same spirit as our interior pieces — honest materials, built to weather and improve outdoors.
A single honed limestone form, quiet enough for a courtyard, substantial enough for a park.
A single sheet of water over honed stone — the quiet centrepiece of a courtyard or park.
Behind each object is a workshop and a maker. We work with them closely, from the first sample to the last shipment, so that what arrives is what was approved.
The result is simple to describe and difficult to do: objects that look as right in ten years as they do today.
For hotel and residential projects, bespoke development or trade accounts, write to the house directly. We reply personally, within two working days.