Diamond in the rough

Not a lot of info on this set except that they are designed by Design by Us for Menu A/S. 
I like the contrasts and the starkness of the shapes and glazing. 


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Building Blocks

When it rains, it pours. 


Once again we return to this notion of stacking pots. I think that may be my favorite for a few reasons. 

1) It is made of CLAY.
2) It makes effective use of stacking with a single shape (+1)
3) I love maps and blueprints. 

I don't often lavish, unabashed praise.  Something about this set makes me very happy. To me it seems near perfect. Functional, interesting as a stack, yet the individual plates are a little odd yet seemingly functional. I also love that they did not fail to detail the inside as well. 

Named The Palace Collection from Italian company Seletti. Designed by Alessandro Zambell. You can find it here.


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Luscious

Stacked

In honor of my good lady wife, Mrs Rose. I present this stacked Road Cone Breakfast set. I do this for my wonderful lady as a way of telling others "Danger!" "Warning!" "Stay Away!"

Of course, I jest. The lovely Mrs. made stacking sets of dishes for a long time, so I though she would appreciate it.


This set was composed and constructed by Pierre Lescop and contains an espresso cup, juice glass, tea cup, cereal bowl and a small plate.


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