Serax Collecion

Part of the Merci Sroneware Collection. "At Merci, we are particularly fond of everyday objects. Tableware encourages a feeling of cosiness, interaction and culture. A plate is a fascinating object! With such collections, you always have to keep the different eras and their styles in perspective. That is where we have found our inspiration for La Nouvelle Table: a collection that expresses the evolution of behaviour, usage, handicraft, know-how and materials."

Terres de rêves, the dream world of Anita Le Grelle. What once started with a few ceramic plates and bowls has grown into an extensive collection of cups, mugs, plates, bowls and dishes in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. The imperfections in the multiple glazes of the square, rectangular, oval, and round objects contribute to their ‘earthly’ beauty. The colours reverberate the mountain landscapes, seas, caves, and icebergs of Anita Le Grelle’s dream landscape. Match cup with saucer SERB5117305A, SERB5117305B, or SERB5117305C

Part of the Merci Sroneware Collection. "At Merci, we are particularly fond of everyday objects. Tableware encourages a feeling of cosiness, interaction and culture. A plate is a fascinating object! With such collections, you always have to keep the different eras and their styles in perspective. That is where we have found our inspiration for La Nouvelle Table: a collection that expresses the evolution of behaviour, usage, handicraft, know-how and materials."

Terres de rêves, the dream world of Anita Le Grelle. What once started with a few ceramic plates and bowls has grown into an extensive collection of cups, mugs, plates, bowls and dishes in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. The imperfections in the multiple glazes of the square, rectangular, oval, and round objects contribute to their ‘earthly’ beauty. The colours reverberate the mountain landscapes, seas, caves, and icebergs of Anita Le Grelle’s dream landscape. Match saucer with cup SERB5117302A, SERB5117302B, or SERB5117302C

Terres de rêves, the dream world of Anita Le Grelle. What once started with a few ceramic plates and bowls has grown into an extensive collection of cups, mugs, plates, bowls and dishes in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. The imperfections in the multiple glazes of the square, rectangular, oval, and round objects contribute to their ‘earthly’ beauty. The colours reverberate the mountain landscapes, seas, caves, and icebergs of Anita Le Grelle’s dream landscape. Match saucer with cup SERB5117302A, SERB5117302B, or SERB5117302C

As the name suggests, the designer Anita Le Grelle is trending more and more towards the great outdoors with her new collection. Rural, organic shapes and materials provide her with an endless source of inspiration. “RUR:AL is rougher than my previous work; the tableware has not been enamelled on the outside, giving it a texture much closer to that of trees or from the earth," says Le Grelle.

Green Plate (S) from the INKU collection from Serax designed by famous Chef Sergio Herman. "It was the Japanese sense of sophistication and imperfect perfection that top chef Sergio Herman was able to infuse into the brand new Inku tableware. It’s tableware with clear references to shell shapes, blossoms, and the abstract structures of nature. Sergio Herman “I don’t just view it as our task to inspire people from a culinary perspective, but I also want to create that with table decoration” To make that picture completely perfect."

Part of the Merci Sroneware Collection. "At Merci, we are particularly fond of everyday objects. Tableware encourages a feeling of cosiness, interaction and culture. A plate is a fascinating object! With such collections, you always have to keep the different eras and their styles in perspective. That is where we have found our inspiration for La Nouvelle Table: a collection that expresses the evolution of behaviour, usage, handicraft, know-how and materials."

Surface by Sergio Herman for Serax is a stunning series of stoneware dishes with three different looks: Camo Green, Rusty Brown and Indi Grey. 'I am of the opinion that different sizes and shapes all have their own function. So in order to stimulate creativity, we made the series as extensive as possible with cups, plates, bowls and dishes in all sizes, from low to tall, and from small to extra-large. A beautifully served meal makes it taste even better!'

Stunning Glass Espresso Mug from Serax designed by Marcel Wolterinck.The Heii cups are available in four sizes to suit an espresso, cappuccino, lungo, and latte or tea. Distinctive of the Heii collection are the two versions in white porcelain and grey smoked glass. The eye-catching handles follow the shape of the porcelain underplate.

As the name suggests, the designer Anita Le Grelle is trending more and more towards the great outdoors with her new collection. Rural, organic shapes and materials provide her with an endless source of inspiration. “RUR:AL is rougher than my previous work; the tableware has not been enamelled on the outside, giving it a texture much closer to that of trees or from the earth," says Le Grelle.

As the name suggests, the designer Anita Le Grelle is trending more and more towards the great outdoors with her new collection. Rural, organic shapes and materials provide her with an endless source of inspiration. “RUR:AL is rougher than my previous work; the tableware has not been enamelled on the outside, giving it a texture much closer to that of trees or from the earth," says Le Grelle.

Hachi-Boru Bowl from Serax. Perfect Imperfection Tableware By Roos Van De Velde. This porcelain range is a symbol of innovation in several ways. It is the first time a collection is produced in which imperfection, defectiveness and coincidence are given the chance to play their part during the production process. This dinnerware collection is like balancing on a thin wire: the perfect imperfection.

To ensure that nothing is missing from this Nouvelle Table collection, Merci has created ‘cutlery’ in a much smaller size than the traditional models. Four pieces in maple wood and three in hammered metal - spoon, spoon/fork, knife, spreading knife, carving fork, trident, clamp – that pick, spread, slice … to adapt to our new way of eating in a playful way.

Designed by Rene Barba, this vase is perfect as a small glasshouse in your home. We think it looks great with herbs on a kitchen windowsill or ferns in the living room. Beautiful when paired with it's slightly smaller twin