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Belgian designer Marie Michielssen's collaborative work with Serax continues with this new collection of concrete pots. Rustic, simple and graphic, each pot presents a basic cylinder with straight handles on each side and, especially combined in their varying sizes and shades, offers a soothing and minimalist backdrop upon which plants can thrive. Though the pot features a thin waterproof coating on the inside it is not completely watertight and plants should be put in a plastic pot and saucer before being placed inside.

From Frédérick Gautier’s 'FCK' collection for Serax, this vase was inspired by the Bauhaus architecture in the streets of Tel Aviv. As such, the vessel is crafted from weathered steel that has developed a rusty patina — a stark contrast to any fresh blooms placed inside. Minimalistic, simple and architectural, the vase's puzzle-like silhouette may be combined with other shapes from the collection for a fully bespoke display.

This new addition to Marie Michielssen's 'Table d'Appoint Pawn' side table collection for Serax also functions as a stool, thanks to the designer's enthusiasm for playing with shapes to create unexpected yet harmonious forms. Comprising a glazed top and a rough stone surface across the remainder of the body, the dark green cylindrical table may be displayed independently or alongside its counterparts from the same collection.

Designed by Pascale Naessens for Serax, the 'Pure' collection brings together a series of dinnerware pieces characterised by organic lines and natural materials. Created with both beauty and interaction in mind, Naessens' design is intended to remain on the table when not in use — the designer herself utilises the object as a vase when it's not filled with beverages.

One component of Vincent Van Duysen's 'Outdoor' collection for Serax — created when the designer was commissioned to convert the monastery of the former military hospital in Antwerp into a hotel — is its series of minimalist tables. A tangible link between the history of that environment and Van Duysen's modern interpretation, the aluminium tables are inspired by monastic life while presenting the durability and modern-day comfort required of a contemporary furniture piece. Suited to both indoor and outdoor use, this black table offers low, wide proportions that lend themselves to an updated aesthetic.

The product of a collaboration between Belgian brand Serax and Studio Piet Boon, this knife set combines design and functionality. The four pieces are easily slotted into a curved acacia wood base, which presents a sophisticated, neutral vessel that will suit a wide range of kitchen interiors.

One component of Vincent Van Duysen's 'Outdoor' collection for Serax — created when the designer was commissioned to convert the monastery of the former military hospital in Antwerp into a hotel — is its series of minimalist chairs. A tangible link between the history of that environment and Van Duysen's modern interpretation, the aluminium chairs are inspired by monastic life while presenting the durability and modern-day comfort required of a contemporary furniture piece. Suited to both indoor and outdoor use, this set of two black chairs offers low, wide proportions that lend themselves to an updated aesthetic. The cushion is not included, but is purchasable separately below.

Boldly modern and yet particularly suited to accommodate organic arrangements of single stems or branches, Serax's 'Edu' vase presents a playful paradox. Cut from a single block of water-green crystal glass, the square Ann Demeulemeester-designed vase is defined by alternating rounded and straight edges, alongside both matt and glossy surfaces.

The 'Pawn' side table by Marie Michielssen for Serax, which doubles as a stool, combines geometry and rich colored green glazed stone in a versatile, timeless piece that traverses the ancient and the modern. Vertical ribs make for a character-filled, tactile design that, by also providing traction, allows ‘Pawn’ to be moved around easily, enjoyed throughout the home.

Boldly modern and yet particularly suited to accommodate organic arrangements of single stems or branches, Serax's 'Edu' vase presents a playful paradox. Cut from a single block of water-green crystal glass, the square Ann Demeulemeester-designed vase is defined by alternating rounded and straight edges, alongside both matt and glossy surfaces.

The meeting of two design heavyweights — Marni and Serax — has culminated in an ultra collectible 120-piece porcelain tableware set that literally brings both brand's artistic visions to the table. Inspired by nature and featuring decal applied flower motifs designed by Marni Creative Director Francesco Risso, each item in the series is cut from glazed fine bone china that is purposely shaped with a slight asymmetry to enhance the quality of the porcelain. This set of two hand-finished dinner plates features the 'Anemone Milk' motif, a delicate linear decoration of singular blooms that encircles the outer edges of each item.

Striking yet simple, the 'Look at Me' vase designed by Portuguese artist Bela Silva for Serax was inspired by nature and the energy of plants. As such, the vessel is defined by a blue-green glaze — a frequent feature in Silva's work — as well as a repeated geometric relief design across the entirety of its exterior for a refreshing interior accent.

The glass translation of Marie Michielssen's papier mâché 'Earth' vases for Serax, the 'Wind & Fire' collection features a series of vessels that take inspiration from the distinct shape of old pharmacy jars. The resulting series presents compelling pieces like this medium cylindrical vase, where the glass' soft gradient from dark to light amber has a pleasingly soothing effect.

Altezza: 38cm Larghezza: 13.5cm Lunghezza: 18cm. Design di Bob Velhelst. Sculptural Confluence Part 1 Collection

The 'Billy' vase collection is the vision of Serax designer Marie Michielssen and the result of a creative process that was a long time in the making. Following the release of a series of ceramic collections for the Belgian design brand, Michielssen created 'Billy' — a family of white stoneware vases united by a thread of oblique and horizontal lines that are combined with a hand-molded body and a distinct geometric quality. This small version of the 'Billy Vase 03' stands out for its pairing of a conical core with a series of spontaneous raised bumps across the surface, with the final effect expressing a sense of playfulness and reflecting Michielssen's inclination to matching mathematical bases with more rustic and handcrafted accents.

Belgian designer Marie Michielssen's collaborative work with Serax continues with this new collection of concrete pots. Rustic, simple and graphic, each pot presents a basic cylinder with straight handles on each side and, especially combined in their varying sizes and shades, offers a soothing and minimalist backdrop upon which plants can thrive. Though the pot features a thin waterproof coating on the inside it is not completely watertight and plants should be put in a plastic pot and saucer before being placed inside.

Built in layers from papier mâché, Marie Michielssen’s 'Earth' vase presents a memorable sculptural quality. This angular off-white vessel accompanies the designer's ever-growing collection for Serax, where simple objects take on an artistic form. Due to the nature of the material, the tall inverted vase is not waterproof but is easily suited to display with no contents or for holding dried flowers and branches.

Taken from Piet Boon's collection for Serax, this mouthblown glass vase combines shadow play with a complex but organic profile that can only be achieved by very experienced glassblowers. The result is one component of a series of wholly unique vessels, each with their own slightly different curves that lend themselves to beautiful flower arrangements.

In an apt reflection of the hallmarks for which creator and chef Yotam Ottolenghi is known, the 'Feast Face 1' plate brings together vibrant colour and positive vibes. Produced in collaboration with Ivo Bisignano and Serax, the plate is taken from the wider 'Feast' collection — a series of cheerful plates and bowls designed to liven the dining table and facilitate what Ottolenghi describes as a feeling of ‘outrageous casualness’. Defined by an image of a face at its centre, this stoneware plate is enlivened with multicoloured tones and circular forms.

Hot on the heels of the hugely popular 'Feast' collection from British-Israeli chef Yotam Ottolenghi comes the 'Sicily' vase collection. Created in collaboration with artist Ivo Bisignano for Serax, the series journeys from the table to the outside, visually revisiting Bisignano's childhood home of Sicily where 'Testa di Moro' — colorful flower pots in the shape of crowned heads — are an important and striking part of the landscape. Here, they manifest with a surrealistic twist, with fish as pillars, lakes as fish, and mountains as kings and queens. The hand-painted stoneware 'Sicily 04' vase presents a short and fat open mouthed bird-shaped vessel that is simultaneously a cheerful ode to a distinctly Sicilian aesthetic and Ottolenghi’s bold cooking style.