Welcome to Klay
Klay is a homeware label based in Auckland, New Zealand. Many 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.
Lots of new items have just been added!
We have had several deliveries from Japan, Germany, Switzerland, the UK and the USA over the last few weeks. They have been building up and it has taken so long to sort through them all but I have finally finished uploading them!
We’ve just added lots of new household and baby items to the website. There are heaps of useful stainless steel kitchen tools from Japan, along with new baby socks, toys and more.
This might be our biggest upload yet! You can find all the new arrivals here, or browse the individual collection pages to see what’s new in each category.
Here is a preview of the new kitchen items, which includes linen drink coasters to keep your wood from getting rings, my favourite lemon juicer, steel plates and cups for summer picnics and camping, vegetable peelers including in a size to shred cabbage perfectly! A Japanese mandolin slicer set, a great half strainer for boiling two different things at once, a very good funnel for dispensing your bulk oils, grains and dish washing liquid, a new tea towel option and some cutlery for kids too. All of our kitchen products can be seen here.
New wooden items from Switzerland
Atelier Fischer
Atelier Fischer is a Swiss family-owned company established in 1975, specialising in wooden toys. All their wooden products are made in their own workshops in Switzerland. They use FSC-certified timber sourced from Swiss forests in the surrounding region, selecting the wood personally and keeping transport distances short. Their products are made in small-scale production, with an emphasis on making good use of natural materials and preserving traditional craft skills.
For many years Atelier Fischer has worked with Stiftung Bernaville, a foundation that supports people with disabilities who contribute to different stages of production, including sanding, assembling wooden boxes and preparing picture books.
