Tabletop

BLOMUS Salpi Salt & Pepper Mills - Silicone - The blomus SALPI Salt & Pepper Mills are perfect companions. Both decorative and highly functional, the salt and pepper mill are mandatory items on every table. With their smart and easy close function and elegant one body design, the pair by designer Nina Thöming for blomus is a sleek and modern take on the classic table item. Silky smooth silicone surface is easy to clean.

BLOMUS Salpi Salt & Pepper Mills - Stainless - The blomus SALPI Salt & Pepper Mills Stainless Steel are perfect companions. Both decorative and highly functional, the salt and pepper mill are mandatory items on every table. With their smart and easy close function and elegant one body design, the pair by designer Nina Thöming for blomus is a sleek and modern take on the classic table item.

BLOMUS Scudo Stainless Steel Napkin Holder - Blomus stainless steel napkin holder features a stylish clip that is both aesthetic and functional. The napkins are fixed on a square plate with a clamp made of stainless steel where they remain firmly in place and yet can easily be removed - one at at time with one hand.

BLOMUS Sito Placemats - The blomus SITO Placemats are practical, decorative and easy to clean. The material is washable plastic, but the appearance is fabric weave. Subtle colors won't detract from beautiful place settings, but will easily protect table surfaces. 14" x 18". Available colors include: Micro Chip (grey) woven with Lily White, Magnet (charcoal) woven with Micro Chip (grey), Moonbeam (cream) woven with Fungi (medium grey), and Magnet (charcoal) woven with Agave Green.

ATIPICO Slitta Collection Centerpiece Short - rectangular trays that complete the Arca series of containers: objects-sculptures for everyday living that inherited archetypal forms from the classic world, the ones beloved by design’s masters (Enzo Mari in the first place).

ATIPICO Slitta Collection Centerpiece Tall - rectangular trays that complete the Arca series of containers: objects-sculptures for everyday living that inherited archetypal forms from the classic world, the ones beloved by design’s masters (Enzo Mari in the first place).