Renata Campion and Maura Wilson

We’ve always believed that the things around the table can help set the tone for a gathering.

It’s the simple details that make a table feel inviting and inspire people to settle in. That’s where the Sobremesa Collection began.

 Inspired by sobremesa, the Spanish tradition of lingering after a meal, enjoying goodconversation, and simply being together, we

wanted to create a collection for those moments. We bring together handcrafted pieces made here in California, including our

stoneware for charcuterie, and everyday gatherings, alongside beautifully made pieces we discover from artisans around the world.

Hand-painted wine glass from Poland waiting to be poured, a beautifully crafted serving piece, each has its own character and

brings something special to the table. We look for things that are beautiful, but also meant to be used and enjoyed. Pieces you

reach for when friends are coming over, when there’s something to share, or when an ordinary evening turns into a long one.

Because for us, it’s never been about what’s on the table. It’s about what happens around it. The people who gather, the

conversation that continues, and that feeling of wanting to embrace these moments when the connection deepens and no one

is quite ready to leave.

That’s the feeling we hope to bring to your table.

The Sobremesa Collection grew out of our own love of gathering. We wanted pieces that felt beautiful and special, but also relaxed pieces we’d reach for when friends come over, when the table gets filled, and when dinner turns into a long evening.

We believe the things around the table help create the feeling of the moment. A beautiful serving piece, a handwoven textile, a candleholder and small details that make the table feel inviting and give people a feeling of comfort to settle in.

The collection is our invitation to bring that feeling into your own home, to gather your people, linger a little longer, and enjoy the beauty of being together.

Come sit. Stay awhile.

Last month, we made our way back to Argentina, a place that feels both familiar and full of discovery. For Renata, it’s a return to her family roots; for both of us, it’s a place where the things we love about sobremesa, gathering, lingering, sharing good food and stories come naturally.

We came looking for the people and places behind the beautiful things we bring to the table. What we found was a journey through bustling city streets, historic towns, family workshops, and generations of makers who still believe in the beauty of making things by hand.

Come along with us.

In Argentina, craft is everywhere. We discovered beautifully woven textiles, hand-shaped wood, and distinctive pieces made with techniques that feel both timeless and entirely their own.

In Buenos Aires, we returned to the fourth-generation leather factory that is part of Renata’s family. It’s where the leather tabletop pieces in our collection are made, continuing a family tradition of craftsmanship that spans generations. Being there, surrounded by the people and process behind each piece, made that connection feel especially meaningful.

Further north, we found artisans working with wood and traditional weaving techniques, creating pieces that carry the character of the region and the hands that made them.

These are the kinds of discoveries we travel for, the unexpected details, the makers who keep traditions alive, and the beauty of craft that brings something special to the table.

For us, that’s what makes these pieces meaningful. They carry the spirit of the people, places, and traditions behind them and bring a little of that story to our own tables.

At Sobremesa Home, we share a passion for celebrating exceptional craftsmanship and the stories behind the pieces we bring to the table. We’re proud to highlight Argentina’s rich heritage of handmade craftsmanship, while continually discovering talented artisans, makers, and partners from around the world who share our appreciation for quality, tradition, and thoughtful design.

In Buenos Aires, we visited the Tosone workshop, where we spent time with Luciano, Renata’s cousin and a fourth-generation leather craftsman. Walking into a workshop halfway around the world and being greeted by family made the experience especially meaningful.

Tosone has been handcrafting leather goods since the 1930s. Sitting with Luciano and his team, talking through materials, design, and the pieces we were creating for Sobremesa Home, gave us a deeper appreciation for the skill and care behind each one.

That same appreciation for making things by hand is at the heart of what we do here in California. From our leather pieces made in Argentina to our stoneware handcrafted in California, we look for makers who care deeply about their materials and their craft.

Different places, different traditions, but a shared belief: beautiful things are worth making by hand.

Our curated collection from Argentina celebrates generations of artisans and the country’s rich cultural heritage. From woven textiles to hand-crafted leather, each piece reflects a timeless sense of place, craftsmanship, and tradition.