Products tagged with 'Dinnerware'

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Bottle Carafe 34 oz 1 Liter - The Bottle carafe is pleasant to the touch and doesn't drip. Its minimalistic and classic form design starts out as a bottle. It takes water to truly enjoy wine – preferably served in a carafe that looks good on the dining table, does not drip, and from which it's easy to pour.

ATIPICO Crudo Black Clay Serving Bowl- Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Black Clay Tray - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Blown Glass Bell Shaped Lid - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Bowl Set of 4 - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Jug with Glass Top - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Plate Set of 4 - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Serving Plate - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Frattali Ceramic Bowl 7 - Frattali Ceramic Bowl 7 - glazed ceramic

ATIPICO Frattali Ceramic Bowl 9 - Frattali Ceramic Bowl 9 - glazed ceramic

ATIPICO Presa Collection Blown glass Bottle - it’s impossible not to be charmed by this delicate carafe with its big ring of borosilicate glass, Impressionistic forms and artistic vintage design. It looks equally at home in the middle of a still life with metaphysical overtones or at the centre of a contemporary table setting flooded with light.

ATIPICO Prisoner Collection Centrepiece - Aluminium fruit bowl/centrepiece, made of vertical sticks that neatly fit to the base: the fruits and objects inside look as if they were almost imprisoned in a kind of embrace by the object, becoming a fundamental part of it.

ATIPICO Torri Borosilicate Blown glass Carafe - Narrow-mouth blown-glass bottles characterised by an irregular splay. their peculiar shape featuring a round base and a long, narrow neck recalls the old chimney stacks of the past century.

ATIPICO www Blown glass Jug - WWW (an acronym for water, wine, and whisky) is a family of glasses and carafes made of blown borosilicate glass designed by Fabio Meliota. Characterized by simple and elegant shapes, WWW pieces also have a playful side as the designer was inspired by Caballero and Carmencita, two icons of Carosello, an Italian television advertising show.

ATIPICO www Blown glass Set of 3 Glasses - WWW (an acronym for water, wine, and whisky) is a family of glasses and carafes made of blown borosilicate glass designed by Fabio Meliota. Characterized by simple and elegant shapes, WWW pieces also have a playful side as the designer was inspired by Caballero and Carmencita, two icons of Carosello, an Italian television advertising show.