Pinch vasePinch vase was designed by Adam Shirley. It came from the idea of transforming an industrial item into a useful object through simple actions. The designer used a square sectioned tube, first cut, then closed at one end with a welded base then flattened at the other end, to obtain a narrow, wide mouth. The bottom is shaped with four semi spherical depressions that ensure good stability when resting. The particular shape of the vase narrow and long

Set composed of two ebony chopsticks and stand in 18/10 stainless steel

minimalist geometries

Versatile and manageable

The detail which makes the difference is the conical silicone insert

Ballerina is an elephantess who loves ballet

is one of the toughest challenges for a designer

The perforated pattern of the “Bark” range recalls the bark on the trees around the house

The table spoon of Nuovo Milano series has a soft grip which is pleasant to the touch and as mild and particularly rounded as the bowl's shape

Itsumo’s minimalist design is enhanced with the addition of a decorated version

Bowl in bone china

Egg cup with salt castor and spoon in thermoplastic resin

The harmony of the shapes of KU tableware also meets the taste of those who want an elegant but essential style