We love, love, LOVE these stools and hanging chairs! The perfect spot to sip something chilled, they were made by our clever (and locally-based) pals at Yuni, a Balinese furniture shop in Terre Rouge, Mauritius.

There’s something so joyful about these hanging knots and macramé pieces, isn’t there? They were made by local artist Isloom, an artisan maker who specialises in unique decorative pieces like these ones.

We are totally obsessed with this shade of blue! It just perfectly fits with Papaya’s vibe. This fabulous table was made by the talented team at Metalite, a Mauritian business that’s been around since 2006.

These trendy blue tables are the work of Marble & Stones, a Mauritian business that produces beautiful stone pieces. Founded in 2005, Marble & Stones is a leader in its field and looking at these tables, you can see why!

Getting yourself comfortable on those cushions? They’re the work of V and I Co Ltd, one of our island’s friendly local businesses. The team has an eye for interiors and knows exactly which fabrics will work where.

These gorgeous synthetic rattan lampshades came from the clever folk at Mauritian business, Metalite. They’ve been in the lighting game since 2006 and they know a thing or two about brightening up a room!

We think you’ll agree that these custom and locally-made resin loungers are cooler than your average sunbed. They were made by Fibre Pro Factory and are ideal for catching some rays or chilling with a good book.

The bold signage at Bar 31 was made by Cutout Ltd, a Mauritian business. The team at Cutout Ltd are super talented and experts when it comes to hotels, so we just knew we had to work with them.

These super cool metal chairs, complete with synthetic and locally-weaved rattan are the work of our friends at Yuni. Having been around since 2004, the Yuni team have got bags of experience in creating incredible furniture and decor!

It’s the finishing touches that really complete a room and the cushions and rugs that we sourced with the help of Nathalie Hardy Interiors do just that. This Mauritius-based business can help with any interior design project, from offering advice to installing the end product.

Made from wood and wool, this incredible map is a real talking point and a quirky addition to Teabaz. It was made by Lavan Furniture, a Mauritian business founded in 2005 by Prakash Veeranah.

You’ve got to be comfy when you’re enjoying a tea infusion at Teabaz! These chairs were designed by Ennsel, a Mauritian brand that specialises in creating unique printed fabrics and pieces.

Odile Raffray is a talented Mauritian maker who we asked to part curate, part make the items on these shelves. Fancy giving pottery a go? Check out their Instagram for upcoming pottery classes.