Beautiful things for beautiful homes

Set of 4 Eva Melamine Small Plates featuring a scalloped edge and red-orange rim, inspired by classic durable red trim styles, shown on a plain white background. A meal table set with Eva Melamine Small Plate, Set of 4—BPA-free plates with a scalloped red trim—plus cutlery, glasses, wine, and white flowers in a vase; a person is seated in the background.
Mario Luca Giusti

Eva Melamine Small Plate, Set of 4 (Red)

Regular price $168
The Fresco Pitcher is a clear acrylic glass pitcher with a handle and vertical ribbed design, inspired by Italian café glassware, shown on a plain white background. A hand pours water from the durable Fresco Pitcher into a tumbler on a table set with plates, utensils, wine glasses, and green floral decorations.

Fresco Pitcher (Clear)

Regular price $68
The Tomato Small Plate features a ceramic design shaped and painted like a vibrant San Marzano tomato with green leaves, adding Mediterranean charm to your tableware collection. A hand reaches for a tomato in a basket of assorted tomatoes beside the Tomato Small Plate and a small dish on a striped tablecloth, highlighting vibrant Mediterranean tableware.

Tomato Small Plate (Red)

Regular price $48
Pesce Long Lunch Paper Napkins: one napkin with blue and white stripes, the other with six blue sardines on a white background and red border—ideal for bringing Mediterranean charm to your table.
Talking Tables

Pesce Long Lunch Paper Napkins (16 Pack)

Regular price $14
The Mix & Match Ashtray is a glossy green, hand-glazed ceramic pot with a wide rounded body and thick folded rim, exuding vintage charm against a plain white background. The Mix & Match Ashtray is a hand-glazed ceramic piece with three grooves, shown from above on a white background—ideal as an old-school ashtray for your outdoor coffee table.
Enza Fasano

Mix & Match Ashtray (Jade)

Regular price $96

Our summer tote could hold precisely four watermelons

Turns out, it fits a lot.

A cup is rarely just a cup

It starts with espresso. Then someone leaves it by the sink for the weekend. By August, it's part of the guest bathroom. Nobody remembers making the decision.

A day in the life of the bicla tablecloth

In between meals, it becomes a shawl for shade, a makeshift tote for collected shells, a changing station, and a table on the grass. In Italy they call this arrangiarsi — the art of making do beautifully.

Person holding a peach over a plate of peaches with a dark background

Summer's sweetest arrivals

For peach galettes, garden gatherings, and evening campfires