What does the new 2022 Hermès “Soleil d’Hermès” tableware look like? It is as if the sun explodes into a thousand pieces, then melts and wraps itself around the range of Soleil d’Hermès tableware by Hermès, inspired by the blinding yellow of our brightest star.

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Neptune’s Voyage tableware collection, inspired by Luke Edward Hall’s love for Greco-Roman mythology, and in particular Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, and his wife Salacia, features an unconventional vision of the art of the table, a dialogue between classic and modern.

The designs of the gods decorate plates, mugs, cups and vases with bold and unexpected colors that infuse strong personality to the tableware. With the Nepute’s Voyage (in italian: Il Viaggio di Nettuno) collection, Ginori 1735 reinterprets the table in a modern way with objects with a unique design that are real artistic installations.

Versace and Venini: their partnership started in 1997 with the delicacy of a blown glass vase and the allure of the Versace label, now reproposed in 2021 with three works of the V.V.V. collection enriched by the Maison Versace’s iconic transparent glass and gold leaf “Medusa”. Discover more about this amazing limited edition!

The Passifolia by Hermes will be available for delivery starting from September/October 2020. It is possible to pre-order your pieces, so be the first one to buy and enjoy this amazing Hermes collection!

New Versace Medusa Amplified is an amazing brand new collection released by Versace brand. The mainline of the whole collection is of course a tribute to the iconic head of Medusa, the major symbol of the talented Gianni Versace.

This newest luxury line of dessert porcelain has been signed by the Italian artist Gianpaolo Pagni and its motif is relatively unconventional. Thanks to this idea, on Hermes porcelain, one horse winds around a teapot, another spreads directly over three plates.

The kaleidoscopic effect of the Mossi Vase is both a stroke of creative genius and a feat of technical mastery. René Lalique designed this flagship piece in 1933. His original choice of material was plain glass, which the company has transformed into the vibrant intensity of crystal.

A genuine interior design accessory of modernity, the Mossi plays on the contrast between the brilliance of its cabochons and the frosting of its base.