The Martini glass is the essential element of every bar corner. Thanks to the steep slanted walls, this elegant glass is the ideal product for your favorite Dry or Dirty Martini.

The Table Ligne Noire collection is complementary to the existing A Table plates. It shows a timeless design thanks to its thin black line on the edge, which is made by hand. The thin black line gives an elegant touch to the shiny appearance of the fine bone china material. It is dishwasher safe and combines easily with any other item in the A Table colle(...)

Designed by jewellery designer Kajsa Avila for Skultuna. The Bangle Bracelet features the iconic Key Lock and measures 12mm in width, 18ct gold plating.

Doesn't every tabletop need a touch of gold? Designed by Swedish designer, Olof Kolte, this bowl is a wonderful combination of a minimalist aesthetic with a bold use of brass and red. More about Skultuna: Skultuna's brass factory was founded by the Swedish King Karl IX, year 1607. For over 400 years Skultuna has produced brass and sterling silver obje(...)

Ready in 5 (!) seconds: From 1 cup, up to 2.2 litres of hot water. Now even better: The turbo hot water dispenser with removable reservoir. By Caso. Saves energy, effort and time. No preheating. No waiting time. A touch of the button is enough and hot water (up to 99°C) flows directly into your cup after only 3 - 5 seconds. Unlike water boilers that r(...)

Pallina is first of all a magnifying glass. A somehow forgotten and nostalgic typology that finds back to our daily life through its pleasent shape and intuituve haptic. A magnificent lens surrounded by a precious brass frame. The brim of the frame has a gentle curvature and invites the fingers to delicately enlace it and slide it over the pages.

The perfect wine cooler for hot summer days. The inset is of aluminum. The air gap between the inset and casing provide insulation. The cooler can also serve as a centerpiece with flower arrangements. Designed 2001.

The Italian designer and designer Paolo Dell'Elce has designed the Brera mirror in collaboration with Skultuna. The idea and origin of the appearance of the Brera mirror derives from the details of the eclectic architecture in and around Milan. In particular, with inspiration from window details taken from the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Carmine located in (...)

Notice to collectors, design fans and all those who want to rediscover the essential figures of Italian design!The iconic Italian brand Alessi is celebrating its 100th anniversary with “Alessi 100 Values ​​Collection”: a collection of surprising objects from the Archives of the Alessi Museum. This series brings together projects that have never been (...)

Notice to collectors, design fans and all those who want to rediscover the essential figures of Italian design!The iconic Italian brand Alessi is celebrating its 100th anniversary with “Alessi 100 Values ​​Collection”: a collection of surprising objects from the Archives of the Alessi Museum. This series brings together projects that have never been (...)

Notice to collectors, design fans and all those who want to rediscover the essential figures of Italian design!The iconic Italian brand Alessi is celebrating its 100th anniversary with “Alessi 100 Values ​​Collection”: a collection of surprising objects from the Archives of the Alessi Museum. This series brings together projects that have never been (...)

The vase series Via Fondazza is a project by the Italian designer Paolo Dell’Elce. The work is inspired by the archetypal subjects represented in the still life paintings by the artist Giorgio Morandi whose work was based on a thorough research in the balance between shapes and proportions. Via Fondazza is the name of the street in Bologna where the artist(...)

The vase series Via Fondazza is a project by the Italian designer Paolo Dell’Elce. The work is inspired by the archetypal subjects represented in the still life paintings by the artist Giorgio Morandi whose work was based on a thorough research in the balance between shapes and proportions. Via Fondazza is the name of the street in Bologna where the artist(...)