Decorative item
Frederik De Wachter and Alberto Artesani
Frederik De Wachter and Alberto Artesani founded DWA Design Studio in 2005 in Milan. They are a meticulous, multidisciplinary reality, aware of the changes happening around them. They dialogue across-the-board with the world of design, fashion and living, ranging from interior to exhibition design, from retail to art direction to product research. Discover their decor and design product selection!
Terracotta
Produced in the region of Toledo (Spain), renowned by its ceramic maker tradition, Terracotta collection lamps join the centenary knowledge of Talavera de la Reina techniques with Tomas Kral’s exquisite sensibility to work with local craftsmen. The result is the perfect combination between design and craftsmanship, giving rise to a collection of lamps that incorporates different models and colors.
NESTING coffee table
Square coffee table with thick cast glass top and cylindrical legs in blown glass, available in transparent crystal, light grey, amber, light green and dark green. Thanks to the complex work, the legs are pressed and welded into the thickness of the tray in total transparency.
Ceramic Brick Bench
Ceramic house St. Joris and designer Chris Kabel have combined their skills and production techniques to create a unique bench using glazed brick. By perfectly cutting the brick to Chris’ specifications, St. Joris has manufactured perfect modules that slide together and lock. Allowing your to combine benches in fantastic shapes and in all kinds of beautiful bright colours. The bricks have a 50 years guaranteed UV-colour retention and are temperature and water-resistant. Colors: green / bronze / white / mint / blu, special colors on request.
Sculptural Confluence part 1 by Bob Verhelst
From his carefully constructed portfolio, Serax made a first selection for launch in 2024. This collection includes a range of vases, mood lamps, trays, multi-functionalside tables and an armchair. Although Verhelst does not like fleeting trends, he draws inspiration from the Bauhaus movement, Eileen Gray and Miro. He translates his graphic work and sculptures into tangible objects in wood and ceramics, where geometric shapes dominate and bright and earthy colours alternate. Verhelst has no specific in mind when he design sbut trusts that his creations will find their way to the right place.
France
France is a very graphic rug, typical of Nathalie du Pasquier bold and colorful style. Many of her iconic designs and patterns are named after African countries that inspired the artist. For her first collaboration with a French brand, she used the colors of the french flag and called it France. For more information : https://www.lachance.paris/france-rug
YLI plate 10 1/2
Organic, primitive, and sensual, the Yli collection is a result of our collaboration with designer and sculptor Ferréol Babin. Its strength lies in the way his craftsmanship has been reproduced in an industrial manner, enabled by Revol’s knowledge and skills. The plate is offered in its rawest form in black ceramic and in its glazed porcelain version in a new silky Alabaster White. The simplicity of the shapes emphasizes the handmade relief for a contemporary creative table. Stackable, the plate is easy to store and dishwasher safe.
Qingbai ware craft bowl
KAIZAN has been producing heart-warming porcelain tableware in JAPAN. Really bright water-blue glaze and its sharp shape create ideal beauties. Its translucent white body is noble and its bright carved relives are beautiful. these products makes to live in affluence your table and mind.
Frederik De Wachter and Alberto Artesani
DWA Design Studio was born in 2005 in Milan. When they started, they were convinced that two heads and two sets of hands were better than one. Today the studio relies on a few more heads and hands, but the basic idea has not changed. They are a careful multidisciplinary reality aware of the changes around them. They have different gazes but they share the same vision. They value their roots, but they strive to nourish them with new stimuli. They dialogue across-the-board with the world of design, fashion and living, ranging from interior to exhibition design, from retail to art direction to product research.
