Vannerie Cottage Porcelain Teapot

Vannerie Cottage Porcelain TeapotWhen designing the Vannerie Cottage collection, Alberto Pinto looked to furniture for inspiration namely, Michel Franks Bauhaus rattan styles from the 1930s, communicated through braided wicker chromolithography on Limoges porcelain. Each piece is perfect for mixing and matching, capturing the relaxed energy of sun soaked lunches on the terrace.

Goyon-Chazeau’s quality-first approach to design is evident in each collection — Le Thiers Prestige included

with contrasting trim

The wind-blown linen is collected from looms in Belgium

geometric shapes and larger-than-life colour palettes are the calling cards of Art Deco glassware

Yali's set of Vienna glasses make a colourful addition to any table setting

This round charcuterie board is handmade in the UK from 1860s antique pine

his relationship with Venini started to take shape

His design is handmade by experts in the Son Mai lacquering technique and finished with an impossibly smooth brown gloss

The Calla cheese plate is made from wood and wicker

a tray and two small cups in an exclusive ash glaze

cast then melted away to be replaced with molten bronze

This soap dispenser is handcrafted in crystal with 24-karat gold-plated details