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Apr 9, 20262 min read

This Is How We’re Setting the Table This Autumn

As the season shifts, so does the way we gather.
Slower lunches, longer evenings, and tables that feel a little more considered.


This season, we’re leaning into a more layered approach - mixing colour, pattern and texture in a way that feels relaxed, not overdone.


Our latest tableware collection brings together a series of new designs, each with its own point of view. Some bold, some more understated - all designed to be mixed, matched and enjoyed for years to come.

Wild Pansy

Wild Pansy is expressive and full of movement, with oversized florals that create a sense of abundance across the table.


In Pink, it feels bold and vibrant - a natural focal point for gatherings.


In Verde, the palette shifts softer and more grounded, offering a fresher, more balanced take on the same design.


A strong foundation piece, whether used on its own or layered with contrast.

Fruit

A playful interpretation of the classic still life.


Fruit combines hand-painted forms with rich colour, creating a design that feels relaxed but still considered. It brings personality to the table - something a little unexpected, but easy to style.


Ideal for everyday dining where colour leads.

Lilas

Lilas begins with a small, delicate violet.


Scaled up and allowed to move freely across the fabric, the design feels fluid and unstructured. The brushwork remains soft and natural, giving the pattern a sense of ease.


A more understated way to introduce floral pattern to the table.

Zebra

Zebra brings contrast and definition.


The chocolate-toned pattern feels bold without being overpowering, adding structure to the table and grounding more expressive designs.


Use it to break up florals or to create a more graphic, layered setting.

Bauhaus

Bauhaus introduces a more structured, geometric approach.


Clean shapes and thoughtful colour placement create a design that feels balanced and modern, while still warm and liveable.


A strong counterpoint to softer, more organic patterns.

Tulip

Tulip brings a softer, more decorative feel to the table.


Pretty, repeating florals create a sense of rhythm and warmth, making it an easy choice for more intimate, thoughtful settings. There’s a gentle, nostalgic quality to it - something that feels especially suited to Mother’s Day and moments worth celebrating.


A beautiful layer for occasions that call for something a little more considered.

Designed to Be Layered

This collection isn’t about matching - it’s about balance.


Florals with geometrics, bold with subtle, structured with soft.


Layering different designs creates a table that feels more personal, like it’s come together over time.


Because the best tables aren’t perfect.
They’re the ones people want to sit at.


A beautiful layer for occasions that call for something a little more considered.

Photography by Martina Gemmola

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