Alessi Basket Mirror polished steel Metal Ø 26 x H 9 cm The basket Kaleidos was designed by Naoko Shintani. The designer took her inspiration from the Japanese tradition of origami with the aim of reproducing the dynamism of folded paper in metal. The result is an object which, as the name suggests, recalls a kaleidoscope which reflects and multiplies its content in an infinite series of cross-references. Its reduced size makes it suitable for use as a basket, a fruit holder or a generic container.

Alessi Basket Black Metal Ø 26 x H 9 cm The basket Kaleidos was designed by Naoko Shintani. The designer took her inspiration from the Japanese tradition of origami with the aim of reproducing the dynamism of folded paper in metal. The result is an object which, as the name suggests, recalls a kaleidoscope which reflects and multiplies its content in an infinite series of cross-references. Its reduced size makes it suitable for use as a basket, a fruit holder or a generic container.

Alessi Basket White Metal Ø 26 x H 9 cm The basket Kaleidos was designed by Naoko Shintani. The designer took her inspiration from the Japanese tradition of origami with the aim of reproducing the dynamism of folded paper in metal. The result is an object which, as the name suggests, recalls a kaleidoscope which reflects and multiplies its content in an infinite series of cross-references. Its reduced size makes it suitable for use as a basket, a fruit holder or a generic container.

Serax Basket Black Metal W 31 x D 29 x H 21 cm The Palermo artist Antonino Sciortino began to forge metal in his father's workshop at the age of 8 years, before embarking on a career as a dancer and choreographer. Returned to his love of the forge at age 40, he is now one of the most recognized metal artists of Italy. For the Belgian brand Serax , he signed an exclusive collection to a wider plublic. Just like the rest of his body works, this collection uses filamentary metal for aerial creations. We find the artist's mark in the artisanal product finishing , painted with a brush before being aged meticulously. Thanks to its generous volumes , the section occupies the space cleverly . Use as fruit bowl or pockets, Tale and its graphic curves will dress consoles, coffee tables, bars and other surfaces in every room of the home. Apparent welds - Distressed aspect

Serax Basket Black Metal W 37 x D 33 x H 14 cm The Palermo artist Antonino Sciortino began to forge metal in his father's workshop at the age of 8 years, before embarking on a career as a dancer and choreographer. Returned to his love of the forge at age 40, he is now one of the most recognized metal artists of Italy. For the Belgian brand Serax , he signed an exclusive collection to a wider plublic. Just like the rest of his body works, this collection uses filamentary metal for aerial creations. We find the artist's mark in the artisanal product finishing , painted with a brush before being aged meticulously. Thanks to its generous volumes , the section occupies the space cleverly. Used as fruit bowl or pockets, Meo and its graphic curves will dress consoles, coffee tables, bars and other surfaces in every room of the house. Apparent welds - Distressed aspect

Serax Basket Black Metal Ø 50 x H 7 cm The Palermo artist Antonino Sciortino began to forge metal in his father's workshop at the age of 8 years, before embarking on a career as a dancer and choreographer. Returned to his love of the forge at age 40, he is now one of the most recognized metal artists of Italy. For the Belgian brand Serax , he signed an exclusive collection to a wider plublic. Just like the rest of his body works, this collection uses filamentary metal for aerial creations. We find the artist's mark in the artisanal product finishing , painted with a brush before being aged meticulously.With its generous diameter of 50 cm and its low form, Edo will dress low tables and other consoles without obstructing the view. Use as fruit bowl, centerpiece or even simply empty in the entrance, the living room or kitchen for full effect. Apparent welds - Distressed aspect

Jonathan Adler Centrepiece White Ceramic L 25,5 x W 19 x H 34,5 cm Elemental forms with subtle layers of pattern and decoration, finished with a soft satin matte glaze. Our Menagerie Collection starts its journey in our Soho pottery studio where Jonathan and his team hand-sculpt the original model in clay. The prototype is then sent to our workshop in Peru where skilled artisans produce each piece in high-fired stoneware. Attention : Sold individually Dishwasher safe