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Pop culture and the desire to have fun inspire a new generation of kitchen accessories and utensils, for a user experience full of personality
It is the right time to be amazed and snatch a smile from kitchen utensils and accessories that combine functionality with a strong personality and an innovative style. The most recent collections in this category are in fact entrusted to a research design that expresses itself with an openly pop but still refined language. Brave, decorative and functional, these objects are perfect as gifts but also to treat oneself. We imagine them, for example, in a kitchen open to the living area as scenographic elements to season a performance in the kitchen to remember. As well as on a table with attention to the smallest details to which we intend to give an unexpected twist, snatching a smile of amazement from the guests. The inspiration is varied: from pop culture to cinema, from geometric composition to the reinterpretation of classic decorative motifs.
Rosenthal is an almost institutional brand in the world of ceramic for the table. With this collection (on the cover) it renew his hyper-classic image to explore the glamorous and irreverent subculture proposed by photographer Martin Schoeller. Known for his close-ups of celebrities, he brought the faces of a series of Drag Queens made with the technique of digital collage and transferred onto ceramic on the plates.
Harry Potter has become a transgenerational character, which is why adults and will be captivated by the collection dedicated to him by the French brand Le Creuset. In addition to the classic and immortal casseroles, there are also the teapot and many other themed accessories.
The CtrlZack design studio has managed to blend classic and pop into one element. By recovering the decorations of the most traditional porcelain and combining them together in a collection that leaves you pleasantly disoriented. This healthy disorientation brings a touch of refined irony to the table and is a way to make it more lively without losing elegance. On closer inspection it is not a simple formal exercise but also a way to bring East and West together, combining typically Chinese decorations with those of an English style.
La Boule Memphis by Villeroy & Boch
Closed it looks like a postmodern sculpture, open it reveals its functional nature as a plate service consisting of two bases, two tops, two other serving plates and a tray. La Boule is a project by Villeroy & Boch present in various versions, in this one it is a tribute to the colors and recurring shapes of the aesthetics of the Memphis group, the collective that brought a wave of creativity to design in the 1980s.
Join Facet and Join Bubble by Finell
Versatile and with a fresh design, the Join Facet and Join Bubble placemats by Finell are made of silicone and therefore easy to clean and heat resistant. They can also be used as trivets but the real novelty is the possibility of combining several placemats to create a runner or new and tailor-made compositions.
Extra Ordinary Metal by Alessi
Extraordinary metal is the leitmotif of this collection that explores the formal potential of this material. Trays and containers take on a strong character thanks to the new textures artfully created to characterize them.
