Tuscan style
Romantic, wild, bountiful, inspired by nature… Tuscan style highlights the colors of this beautiful region, along with noble materials, to blur the boundaries between indoors and out. The finest brands invite you on a voyage to Tuscany!
Terracotta tiles
The handmade natural clay is baked at very high temperature and then decorated with the original SVE technique: we are proud to present our new collection as the result of a mix of craftsmanship and innate good taste, an achievement that you can call art. Different sizes are available and custom projects are as always welcome at StudioSVE.
Nuova Coli vase
The history of the Colì family begins in 1650. We continue this art from generation to generation from generation to generation. Our company, with a strong tradition and excellence in the treatment of clay, always produces its products according to artisanal techniques, supported by the most modern technological machines for production, so that we can deal with all types of control and improve production and quality. We produce quality products with a strong identity, maintaining a link with the territory.
Chair Kilt Collection
Kilt, the chair conceived by Marcello Ziliani for Ethimo, springs from the desire to encapsulate the best qualities required by a design destined for the outdoors in one single product.The collection comes in versions with frame in teak or in stainless steel, which makes Kilt a versatile product, capable of expressing different looks and interpreting its setting with uniqueness and without upsetting the balance of colour and aesthetics.
Taormina | Ceramic Tableware | Made in Italy
Collection born thinking of a trip to our beautiful Italy passing through three iconic locations of our country .... Bolgheri with its hills and renowned cypresses, Amalfi where lemons with their scent and their colors fascinate and captivate, Taormina whose majolicas decorate every corner.
GIGLIO - Face and Guest Towel with fringe
On the 29th of June 1440, on the plains of Anghiari in Tuscany, an impressive battle took place. This battle saved Florence from the Milanese invasion as well as the Renaissance itself, allowing all citizens of the Grand Duchy Of Tuscany to breathe a sigh of relief. Florence did not forget Anghiari and from that day on granted the city’s rights to the use of the Florentine Giglio (Fleur-de-Lys). A friendship that inspired our ancestors to seal this friendship with a fabric, called “Giglio”. To make it even more precious it was made of 100% linen flax. We still weave it in the same way.
