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The result of a collaboration between Italian ceramic experts Bitossi Home and Milanese homeware brand La DoubleJ, the 'Ombrellini' dessert plate set quite literally brings fun to the table. As well as featuring a 1976 print by Milanese textile company Corisia, which was sourced from Lake Como's Mantero Silk Archives, both porcelain plates are finished with a wonderfully delicate hand-painted gold trim. As such, this versatile duo is best cleaned by hand to protect its precious surface design.

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These men’s sunglasses offer an off-the-moment style while remaining faithful to the spirit of carrera. the softly squared teardrop silhouette is outlined with thick rims and topped with a double brow bar that adds a contemporary, urban edge. taking inspiration from the archives, the unique, thin design of the temples pays homage to the rich heritage and impressive legacy of the brand.; Collezione: Occhiali da sole; Genere: Uomo; Colore: Dark grey shaded, Havana; Materiale: Stainless steel, Metal, ; Forma: Rectangle; Ean: 0716736712949;

Conceived by research-based design studio Formafantasma for Cassina, the 'Post Scriptum' collection brings together a series of hand-painted porcelain objects. Inspired by silhouettes found in the extensive Ginori Manufactory archives, the designers have applied a contemporary facelift to a family of familiar shapes in the form of graphic 'graffito' decorations. This is achieved through hand drawing each graffito pattern onto bisque porcelain with ceramic chalk crayons and firing the surface to set the pattern. On this open mouthed vase, the grafitto pattern takes shape as a linear grid pattern for a surface decoration that is imperfectly uniform.

The archives of pottery firm Alvino Bagni were the source of inspiration for Nuove Forme's 'Flower' vase, which was influenced in part by a jug from the 1970s — a detail that shows itself in the presence of a small handle. Featuring a complex surface design created by hand using liquid wax and coloured glazes, the vase is brought to life by a black patina that has been applied after firing to impart a unique effect that enhances the detailing in the vessel's floral stylisation.

Having tapped into the archives of the work of by Alvino Bagni and Remo Buti, designers by Alvino Bagni and Remo Buti have created the 'Icone' collection. Defined by a series of decorative ceramic objects that merge the original subjects with a new chromatic code, the series presents a reinvigorated aesthetic language that only reinforces the expressive force of the items they were influenced by. The 'Bird Figure' is a yellow and blue ceramic character that was originally conceived by Alvino Bagni and perfectly balances both rigor and restraint.

A dip into the archives resulted in the production of this medium sized 'Jarra Rãs' vase, a smaller replica of a larger piece by Manuel Gustavo Bordallo Pinheiro, created in 1916. Crafted from high quality earthenware and featuring two decorative frogs on its belly, this standout piece offers maximum impact.

Conceived by research-based design studio Formafantasma for Cassina, the 'Post Scriptum' collection brings together a series of hand-painted porcelain objects. Inspired by silhouettes found in the extensive Ginori Manufactory archives, the designers have applied a contemporary facelift to a family of familiar shapes in the form of graphic 'graffito' decorations. This is achieved through hand drawing each graffito pattern onto bisque porcelain with ceramic chalk crayons and firing the surface to set the pattern. On this wide curved vase, the grafitto takes shape as a series of very tightly packed strokes that together give the appearance of a totally black exterior surface.

Having tapped into the archives of Alvino Bagni and Remo Buti, designers Simona Cardinetti and Christoph Schnug have created the 'Icone' collection. Defined by a series of decorative ceramic objects that merge the original subjects with a new chromatic code, the series presents a reinvigorated aesthetic language that reinforces the expressive force of the items they were influenced by. The 'Hen Figure' is a brown ceramic character that harks back to Alvino Bagni's collaborations with designer Remo Buti, a leader of the Florence Radicals movement.

Conceived by research-based design studio Formafantasma for Cassina, the 'Post Scriptum' collection brings together a series of hand-painted porcelain objects. Inspired by silhouettes found in the extensive Ginori Manufactory archives, the designers have applied a contemporary facelift to a family of familiar shapes in the form of graphic 'graffito' decorations. This is achieved through hand drawing each graffito pattern onto bisque porcelain with ceramic chalk crayons and firing the surface to set the pattern. On this flat and circular container, the grafitto pattern takes shape as a series of black paint stroke-like flecks for a sporadic but consistent decoration that covers the entire exterior and lid.