Kuru KuruThe graceful Kuru Kuru is composed of a tray, carafe and cup, three elements that hark back to their archetypes. By reinterpreting simple shapes of universal tradition, Naoto Fukasawa creates new objects of daily use. Kuru Kuru is a Japanese term for the turning lathe, the main technique used to make the three objects. The humble forms breathe with elegance and kindness, while quiet power transpires from their continuous, flowing outline. The three

Compact and handy

The corkscrew according to Ettore Sottsass: a tool both effective and emotional

the Extra Ordinary Texture round bowl

With Slow coffee by Keiji Takeuchi

Also ideal for buffets or catering

Inspired by the chromatic intensity of Japanese lacquers

the soft and smooth shape of the chopping knife's handle makes it easy to grip

Kuru Kuru is a Japanese term for the turning-lathe

Lid knob for kitchen box Kalistò 2 - pointed shape (CB02)

the ashtray designed by Marianne Brandt is presented with packaging that celebrates this special anniversary

Salt and pepper set in thermoplastic resin and in 18/10 stainless steel

suitable for the preparation of stews