This conceptual work is subtle and textured, the artist appeals to nature and implies a link to history.

Examining Lola’s Lichen Series, one perceives the erosive passing of time, which awakens a connection to the collective memory of our ancestors.

The shapes are intended to be pure and simple –  almost nonexistent – allowing the texture to speak for itself, finding a way between the soul of an everyday object and its transformation into a unique piece.

To bring this 70 piece collection to life MUSA  had commissioned a Barcelona based artist. Lola’s background as a painter refined her skills in the use of glazes; she skillfully employs them the same way an artist would paint on a canvas.

With subtle textures and colours, Lola has created simple but rich dinnerware full of nuances. Her work is void of excess decoration, and carries strict sensorial aesthetics, and deep functional beauty.

To create this set of twelve napkins, MUSA has commissioned a very special workshop located in the Monastery of Santa María de la Sierra on the northern side of the Guadarrama mountains in Segovia, along the borders of a pine forest, and an oak wood. Dating back to the 13th century, it was built in the Cistercian style, during the architectural transition between the Romanesque and Gothic styles.

Additionally, they are cultivating a special garden on the grounds adjacent to the abbey in which specialised dyeing plants are grown as a result of their relationship with the textile world. The main goal of the garden is to spread the colouring use of these plants, which is not widely known, and to awaken an interest in botany.

Cutipol was founded in 1964, with knowledge and expertise being passed down through several generations. The company has been operating since the origins of the modern cutlery industry in Europe, and they have upheld their commitments to use the best materials as well as the best  quality manufacturing processes.

This Goa set designed by José Joaquim Ribeiro, is both sleek and modern. José has designed various sets for Cutipol and is an award-winning minimalist designer. You can see that he has a great eye and considers balance in objects in a unique way.

Each element of the Cutipol Goa White collection is a testament to the notion that less is more. The precise, minimalist lines offer an effortless elegance and are ergonomically pleasing. Goa is made of the highest quality 18/10 stainless steel, and brushed finished with white resin handles by a family-owned business who have operated for three generations. Dishwasher safe. A 105 piece set for 12 guests .

Remarkably soft, this baby alpaca throw is designed with a classic herringbone weave. Finished  with a hand wash, and line dried, this piece provides exceptional warmth and softness. We only work with natural fibers of the highest quality, and manual looms.

Remarkably soft, this baby alpaca throw is designed with a classic herringbone weave. Finished  with a hand wash, and line dried, this piece provides exceptional warmth and softness. We only work with natural fibers of the highest quality, and manual looms.

Porcelain dinnerware was thus considered to please all senses: smooth to the fingertips, beautiful to look at, delightful to the lips, carrying delicious smells and making the most subtle and clean tinkling sound.

The pearl among ceramic materials, porcelain has made the most appreciated dinnerware for thousands of years due to its rare properties of hardness, translucently and extreme whiteness.