Things to Covet

1. Cutlery by Buccellati

Buccellati celebrates the magic of the holiday season with creations that embody the art of living and the timeless elegance of Italian craftsmanship. Use this silver cutlery to elevate your festive dining get-togethers. 

2. Etoile bar cabinet by Chiara Provasi

Inspired by Art Deco furniture, this piece has been handcrafted of rosewood and maple and rests on a base in Toulipier wood with a gold finish. The two doors feature stunning maple inlays that create a geometric decorative pattern with a round central element, adorned with mother-of-pearl inserts. The interior is painted with red lacquer and features three drawers and two glass shelves with a back mirror.

3. Objet Luxe 

Lobster Silver-Plated and Mother-of-Pearl Caviar Dish

Drawing influences from the sea heritage of the Objet Luxe brand, this caviar dish, held up by a silver-plated lobster, features a wide expanse created using an intricate mosaic of mother-of-pearl.

4. McQueen suspension lamp 

As feminine and bold as its collection, the McQueen suspension lamp transforms any residential or hospitality project with the allure of each hand-made brass leaf and the delicacy of the amber crystals. This suspended light can be used alone or in a lighting installation through the use of multiple pieces, giving it some modularity. 

5. Vero Table with Cono marble leg

Designed by Michele Marcon and produced by Arte Brotto, each Vero table is a unique, one-off work of art, created from twin planks of solid wood carved from the central section of the same trunk and joined together using special handmade joints, which are also made from wood or metal with different finishes. The edges of the walnut or oak planks are those of the trunk they are carved from, resulting in an irregular, natural effect that is extremely pleasant and distinctive. The table comes in a rich variety of finishes, from natural oiled to more contemporary solutions. The table top can be teamed with designer legs crafted in wood, metal or marble.

6. Perspectives: A Collection Designed by Mathias Kiss for Christofle

For Christofle, Mathias Kiss has dissected, recomposed and liberated the elements of a moulding to create sculptural candleholders, a vase and candelabras. Revisiting a vocabulary of classical forms, he designs unique decorative objects, slightly surreal and full of character, yet rigorously structured. True to his mastery of decorative motifs, Kiss has imagined a new functionality for ornamentation with alternating projections and recesses. Transforming wall mouldings into sculptural candleholders and candelabras, he breaks, reshapes and rethinks their continuous lines.