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Farmington, Connecticut
Objects for a Life Well Considered
A Farmington shop of useful, well-made things — selected for design, durability, and the way they live in a contemporary home.
Established in Farmington
Considered living, beautifully simplified.
MIKRUS is not a marketplace of everything. It is a tightly edited shop of objects that earn their place — in the kitchen, on the desk, in a bag, at the table. We look for usefulness first, then design, then the quiet confidence of good materials.
Featured collection
A room, assembled
A few pieces with enough presence to set a tone — and enough restraint to live together.
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In the room
Objects that hold a surface.
A jar, a taper, a single stem. The best still lifes are not styled — they are the residue of a house that is actually lived in. We select pieces that look inevitable on a console, a mantel, or a kitchen ledge.
Shop Decor
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Signature selection
The Mikrus Edit
Six pieces that represent the shop’s point of view: usefulness, design, quality, and everyday relevance. If you want to understand MIKRUS, start here.
The bed, settled.
A plate that holds a table.
An instrument for thinking.
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The bag by the door.
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A quieter scent.
Time, kept analog.
House & object
Home, light, and the quiet work of order.
Bedding that drapes. A lamp that finds a chair. Baskets, plates, and the kettle that lives on the stove. A contemporary Connecticut house does not need more things — it needs better ones.
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On the person
Routines, travel, work, and the day as it is.
A wallet that thins with use. A tumbler on the desk. A scarf for a Farmington morning. Personal objects should be as considered as the rooms they leave from.
Shop Personal
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The season
A quieter way to furnish a life.
New pieces for the table, the desk, and the bag — selected with the same restraint as the rest of the shop.
See New ArrivalsThe shop
We choose less, on purpose.
MIKRUS ENTERPRISES LLC is built on a simple editorial idea: that contemporary living is improved by objects that are useful, well-designed, and durable enough to disappear into a routine. We are not interested in trends that expire, or in luxury that announces itself. We are interested in the kettle, the notebook, the lamp, the bag — chosen carefully, then left to do their work.
Correspondence
Notes from the shop
Occasional letters on new pieces, considered living, and what we are adding next. No weekly noise.