Metal Tableware: Served On A Silver Platter

The Shell Spoon pays homage to the timeless elegance of nature’s creations. Inspired by early eating utensils, this radical design recalls a time when stone axes and shells were indispensable dining tools. Upon examining the curvature of a scallop shell, it became evident that nature had already perfected the art of scooping, pushing, and separating.

This plated brass cup and plate set radiates an undeniable charm with their Art Deco vibes. The handle, adorned with a row of Lapiz Lazuli stones, introduces a touch of jewelry-inspired sophistication.

This Brutalist knife-rest is realized in bronze with the traditional lost wax casting.

OO+II Brutalist collection creates an exuberant, intimate environment for all to enjoy within the home. It investigates a new, playful design language to perfectly balance utility with the feminine.

Kar, Space Age container, is made out of recycled aluminium. Due to the inherent quality of the material it can be used outdoors as well as indoor.

This piece has been produced during the “Design Labs” initiative by Irthi Contemporary Crafts Council.

Drink Coasters, “Jupiter” by Andre Mcheileh is an intergalactic statement piece made of solid aluminum.

Made of laser-cut iron pieces welded together inspired by the clean lines of Brutalist architecture, these pieces of sculptural furniture transform into theatrical pieces by having beautiful silhouettes as light falls on them.

Sprue Candlesticks are produced by hand-shaping the sand during production, without adhering to a certain model, so the organic shape of each element is defined as sole and unrepeatable.

‘Les gaufres’ is a collection of candle holders representing the Belgian waffle.

“Sermon” is inspired by the Brutalist architectural movement, which emerged in the 1950s, and the raw, simple forms, exposed materials.

A Brutalist candle holder rendered in stainless steel is mounted onto the wall as an altar panel painting that folds closed to simulate a medical cabinet.