Kuru KuruThe graceful Kuru Kuru is composed of a tray, carafe and cup, three elements that hark back to their archetypes. By reinterpreting simple shapes of universal tradition, Naoto Fukasawa creates new objects of daily use. Kuru Kuru is a Japanese term for the turning lathe, the main technique used to make the three objects. The humble forms breathe with elegance and kindness, while quiet power transpires from their continuous, flowing outline. The three

It is named after Catalan poet Josep Vicenc Foix (1893-1987)

a cute little angel with golden hair

Richard Sapper created this kettle inspired by a childhood remembrance

Salt castor in 18/10 stainless steel and glass

Light Grey

A sophisticated new room diffuser which in place of traditional reeds has elegant stylised leaves crafted in mahogany wood

Round wire basket in 18/10 stainless steel

An original way for diffusing the glacial

a series of nice characters that brighten up our Christmas like the radiant snowflake Snowray: smiling

Baby shower favour in porcelain

Its minimalist design is perfectly representative of the conceptual nature of Chipperfield aesthetics

The Coppa Camuna has an apparently brutalist form that recalls that of a war helmet but turned upside down towards the sky