Sukha Amsterdam

Standing for “joy of life” in Sanskrit, Sukha embodies just that. Founded by humanitarian (and all around bohemian dream girl) Irene Mertens, Sukha seeks to bring beauty and joy to life with every piece of artisan clothing, furniture, and art that it stocks; and might we say….the good vibes are pretty infectious.

           

Creamy beiges, earthy oatmeals, and hues of coffee and caramel, their product lineup encompasses a color palette that can be mixed and matched with just about anything. Clothing-wise, think loose silhouettes, breezy linens, and effortless basics. A pair of Bonanova slippers, corduroy Aiayu chinos, and a camel-colored puffer jacket by Embassy of Bricks and Logs are a few of our immediate "add-to-cart" picks. And that's not even covering the line of stunning mahogany salad bowls, copper soap dishes, and wicker baskets.

Their private label “Atelier Sukha” uses only the purest, most natural wool, linen, cotton, clay, lotka paper and cashmere to ensure that their timeless pieces will last for years to come. Handcrafted by ateliers in Nepal, they support each and every craftsperson, making sure they can build a better future for their families and communities. So go ahead, buy that tassel scarf or that bundle of Copal incense, it's for a good cause.

The spotless, all-white, bohemian showroom almost looks too squeaky-clean to be real. Venture in through the vine-covered doorway and you’ll be met with the kind of room you thought only existed on HGTV. Swinging hammocks, draping paper garlands, decorative driftwood, shell chandeliers, Dutch poems painted in script on the walls and windows….need we continue?

           

Product photos courtesy of Sukha Amsterdam.