With the porcelain and glassware presentation, Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas have completed the “Colombina collection”, a table set that not only stands out for its aesthetic quality but off...

In 1993, “La Bella Tavola” was the first porcelain dining service in our history and is now presented in a new bone china version. I think it’s helpful to remember what Ettore Sottsass wrote ...

This series composed of flat plates, dessert plates and a bowl, all in white porcelain, complete the “Programma 8” line, fitting precisely into the guiding aesthetic of simple expressive rigour...

Toyo Ito is one of the designers involved in our “Tea & coffee towers” project. This porcelain table set is one of the Japanese architect's first mass produced projects. It is important (and us...

Giovannoni's porcelain dinner service and his set of "Mami" glasses complete the basic range of items of the Alessi table as conceived by a designer who, with a unique combination of expressive tal...

Giovannoni's porcelain dinner service and his set of "Mami" glasses complete the basic range of items of the Alessi table as conceived by a designer who, with a unique combination of expressive tal...

The project came to light in 2001 in its white version (Pluto). During the following two years two decorated versions were added: Hikuri (2002) and Blue rose (2003). In 2003, following research aim...

Giovannoni's porcelain dinner service and his set of "Mami" glasses complete the basic range of items of the Alessi table as conceived by a designer who, with a unique combination of expressive tal...

The Bella Tavola dinner service, designed by Sottsass in pure white or with fine, light blue interweaving lines, dates back to 1993, and was Alessi's first ever porcelain dinner set.

In 1996 production began of the porcelain dinner services designed by Mendini, with Annalisa Margarini. Alessandro presented the basic service in white, How Much White, the How Many Stars version, ...

In 1996 production began of the porcelain dinner services designed by Mendini, with Annalisa Margarini. Alessandro presented the basic service in white, How Much White, the How Many Stars version, ...

The cutlery series “Asta” and the glassware series “Din-don” (2004) will complete Alessandro Mendini’s tableware range, started in 1996 with the plain white “How much white” porcelain...

In 1996 production began of the porcelain dinner services designed by Mendini, with Annalisa Margarini. Alessandro presented the basic service in white, How Much White, the How Many Stars version, ...

The Bavero (1997) porcelain set is another superb specimen of Castiglioni's work. This project draws its raison d'être from what the architect was referring to as "the principal design element", i...

The Bavero (1997) porcelain set is another superb specimen of Castiglioni's work. This project draws its raison d'être from what the architect was referring to as "the principal design element", i...

The Bavero (1997) porcelain set is another superb specimen of Castiglioni's work. This project draws its raison d'être from what the architect was referring to as "the principal design element", i...

The project came to light in 2001 in its white version (Pluto). During the following two years two decorated versions were added: Hikuri (2002) and Blue rose (2003). In 2003, following research aim...

The project came to light in 2001 in its white version (Pluto). During the following two years two decorated versions were added: Hikuri (2002) and Blue rose (2003). In 2003, following research aim...