Vannerie Cottage Porcelain Creamer

Vannerie Cottage Porcelain CreamerWhen designing the Vannerie Cottage collection, Alberto Pinto found inspiration in furniture namely, Michel Franks Bauhaus rattan styles from the 1930s, which comes to life through braided wicker chromolithography on Limoges porcelain. The pieces are perfect for mixing and matching, capturing the tranquillity of sun soaked lunches on the terrace.

like the glazed geometric border that’s perfect for framing your dish of the day

When Carlo Moretti first started experimenting with colour

the curve that tapers to the base to keep beer cool and carbonised for longer

every detail is finished to the highest standard

giving it a lightness suited to moving about the house – as an art piece or vessel for striking leaves

Combine with the matching dessert bowls or side plates

The dark green

while also minimising the maker’s environmental footprint

block striped design is set to complement a variety of interiors

Introduced in 1997

Translating from French to ‘swan’

His eye for clean simplicity can be seen in these mixing bowls