Designed by Kelly Wearstler for Serax, the new Zuma collection of plates and glassware is versatile, meant to be mixed + matched in color, pattern + shape.
SPACE10 + oio studio introduce Products of Place, conceptual dinner plates made using plentiful region-specific materials discovered by AI.
Gone are the days of saving your best dining ware for special occasions. Elevate your everyday table setting with tableware that sparks joy.
Amp up your Springtime dining experience by adding a few fresh pieces to you table!
førs studio is a female founded product design company creating objects for essential living. See the collection in the Design Milk Shop!
If you can't make it to see a Yayoi Kusama exhibition in person, own a piece of her work from her collaboration with Third Drawer Down.
This lacquered dish, made by Korea's heritage chijiang method, can be used to hold your candles as well as your food.
Fred Segal collaborated with CB2 to bring a California vibe to a series of laid-back furnishings for indoor/outdoor living and entertaining.
West Elm unveils the Fishs Eddy Charley Harper collection of tableware featuring the iconic artwork of the beloved Modernist illustrator.
Umbra Shift released a series of new, modern products that are just as functional as they are sculptural.
A series that uses concrete to introduce functional accessories in modern shapes.
Corbé gives an inside look at how they make their porcelain plates that fit together to form a map of the U.S..
Innovative brands Iittala and Issey Miyake came together to collaborate on a visionary collection for the home.
A collection of plates that join together to form a giant, handcrafted map.
