Artists

Omegna, Italy

Kitchenware & Design Objects

Founded on the shores of Lake Orta in 1921, Alessi has spent a century transforming the domestic object into cultural artefact. Collaborating with the world's most celebrated designers — from Aldo Rossi to Philippe Starck, from Michael Graves to Hella Jongerius — the company has made its Crusinallo factory a laboratory of applied art. Each piece balances rigorous function with irreverent wit, insisting that the objects of everyday life deserve the same extraordinary care as those of any gallery.

Braga, Portugal

Handcrafted Cutlery

Founded in 1961 in the Minho region of northern Portugal, Cutipol has devoted six decades to perfecting the art of handcrafted cutlery. Every piece passes through the hands of skilled artisans in Braga, where traditional silversmithing techniques meet contemporary design rigour. The result is flatware of exceptional precision and tactile elegance — objects that reward daily use with the quiet pleasure that only true craft can provide.

Sesto Fiorentino, Italy

Fine Porcelain & Tableware

The oldest luxury manufacture in Italy, Ginori 1735 has been producing exceptional porcelain since the Marchese Carlo Ginori established his atelier near Florence nearly three centuries ago. The accumulated knowledge of thirty generations informs every piece — from the selection of kaolin to the final gilding applied by hand in Sesto Fiorentino. Each collection carries the weight of Florentine cultural ambition: the conviction that even the everyday act of dining deserves its own ceremony.

New York, USA

Ceramics, Furniture & Objects

Jonathan Adler threw his first pot in 1993 and has since built one of America's most distinctive design houses on a single premise: your home should make you happy. His Craft + Industry philosophy marries handmade studio ceramics — still produced in New York — with furniture, lighting and accessories that share the same spirit of wit and material intelligence. Adler challenges the tyranny of restraint, proposing instead a world of chromatic confidence and unabashed joy.

Morocco

Contemporary Design Objects

Kontrast brings the precision of Scandinavian design thinking to objects of domestic use and display. Working from a tradition rooted in material honesty and formal economy, the studio produces pieces that achieve complexity of feeling through apparent simplicity of form. Each object is conceived as a long-term companion — designed not to impress on first encounter but to deepen in significance with years of daily familiarity.

Milan, Italy

Tableware, Textiles & Objects

Founded in Milan in 2015 by Jennifer Venditti, La DoubleJ was born from a deep love of Italian archive prints and the conviction that beautiful objects should provoke joy. The brand sources vintage silk prints from Italian mills and transforms them into tableware, textiles and objects of concentrated chromatic energy. La DoubleJ represents a particular Italian optimism — the belief that every surface of domestic life deserves to be a daily source of pleasure and surprise.

Florence, Italy

Glassware & Tableware

Mario Luca Giusti has built a world around a single brilliant proposition: that luxury and practicality need not be in opposition. His acrylic glassware — produced in Italy to standards that rival fine crystal in appearance and surpass it in durability — has become a fixture of discerning entertaining from Capri to Saint-Tropez. Each collection is designed with the same aesthetic rigour that has characterised the finest Florentine craft traditions for five centuries.

Marrakech / Paris

Contemporary Art & Paintings

Yasmine Belemlih's ceramics carry within them the particular light of two cultures: the geometric precision of Moroccan zellige tradition and the pared-back sensibility of contemporary French design. Working from her studio between Marrakech and Paris, she produces vessels and objects in small series, each glazed by hand in tones that hold the warmth of the Medina and the restrained elegance of a Parisian interior simultaneously. Her work is sought by collectors who value cultural depth as much as formal beauty.