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

rounded and essential like other objects of this service

Serving fork in 18/10 stainless steel

Arthur Arbesser’s new design for Anna G

Large bowl in stoneware

The classic kitchen jar reinterpreted by designer Mattia Di Rosa: rather than on the outside

Cutlery Drainer for "A Tempo" Dish drainer (APD04)

To create the new limited-edition decoration of the Alessandro M

with aspecial focus on the crowning element which becomes

this delicate dessert plate is part of the Itsumo collection

close off the two ends of the sheet

con un look più deciso e particolare

Op-la is composed of two distinct parts: the round tray and the stainless steel base that turns it into a small table