Rimini Blu Ceramic Bowl

Rimini Blu Ceramic BowlReissued for the 21st century collector, Rimini Blu is an iconic collection produced by late ceramic artist Aldo Londi. Named after the seaside resort on the Riviera Romagnola that epitomised the glamour of la dolce vita in the 1950s, the line up is characterised by texture a collision of geometric and abstract engravings and layers of blue and green tones that come to life when fired. This bowl is handmade from refractory white clay in the Bitossi

The process is meticulous and controlled

parched wood

are printed with divided iterations of a lampuga – the fish most often spotlighted in this house’s oeuvre

Andrew Iannazzi works from his glassblowing studio in Cambridge

This ribbed blanket is woven in pure cashmere

The Wooden Palate’s modus operandi is taking workable reclaimed wood and transforming it into a selection of kitchen heirlooms

this candy dish from the 1920s is geometric

The mechanical design is crafted from solid brass and stainless steel — a must-have for any artist

the house has dabbled in everything from Surrealism to Baroque

with uniquely hand-painted bright washes commanding the eye from the table or open shelves

designed with scalloped edges and a rustic outer

Although purpose-built by design – intended for wild mushrooms and other foraging favourites – it’s equipped for a host of other functions