Landscape Collection

LANdSCAPE  explores the world of the table through an experimental approach rooted in the studio’s conceptual model: a series of sculptural volumes and irregular geometries forming a modular structure. Each element, set at a different angle, aligns with the others to create a dynamic rhythm and build a micro-architecture.

Translated into the mise en place, this vision takes the form of a series of plates that follow the same compositional logic. Each piece can stand alone or be combined with others to create continuous surfaces, micro-landscapes, new gestures, and open-ended interpretations. The tableware becomes an active module, suggesting possibilities and encouraging both compositional and visual experimentation.

The sculptural forms are further enhanced by a watercolor decoration, applied with controlled yet intentionally imperfect gestures. The delicacy of the painterly mark, reflecting the artisan’s hand, creates a dialogue of contrasts with the solidity of the geometries: softness versus rigor, fluidity versus structure. From this harmonic tension emerges the collection’s identity, reimagining the ritual of the table through a contemporary, open, and transformable language.