Bowls and Trays

Luxury and glamorous, Jonathan Adler is one of the most sought after home decor brands in the world. Born from the passion of its founder for ceramics, today boasts a collection of furnishings and decorative objects between crafts and luxury impeccable. Characterized by an unmistakable, bold and vibrant cold shades (white, dark blue accents and a polished hand-finished finish) tray lacquered Madrid is a gritty plus for any counter, console or cocktail table, on which to react anything.

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Decorated with lively polka dots and fruits on a grilled background reminiscent of the pages of a notebook, the plates Squares signed Bitossi are framed by striped edges from the retro air. Available in a range of fresh and contrasting shades, each dish Quadri is an explosion of colours inspired by the changing seasons. Made of hand-painted terracotta, they are practical for everyday use, being washable in dishwasher and suitable for microwave.

Decorated with lively polka dots and fruits on a grilled background reminiscent of the pages of a notebook, the complements of the line Squares signed Bitossi are framed by striped edges from the retro air. Available in a range of fresh and contrasting shades, each dish Quadri is an explosion of colours inspired by the changing seasons. Made of hand-painted terracotta, they are practical for everyday use, being washable in dishwasher and suitable for microwave.

Decorated with lively polka dots and fruits on a grilled background reminiscent of the pages of a notebook, the quadri signed Bitossi are framed by striped edges from the retro air. Available in a range of fresh and contrasting shades, each complement Quadri is an explosion of colours inspired by the changing seasons. Made of hand-painted terracotta, they are practical for everyday use, being washable in dishwasher and suitable for microwave.

Decorated with lively polka dots and fruits on a grilled background reminiscent of the pages of a notebook, the quadri signed Bitossi are framed by striped edges from the retro air. Available in a range of fresh and contrasting shades, each complement Quadri is an explosion of colours inspired by the changing seasons. Made of hand-painted terracotta, they are practical for everyday use, being washable in dishwasher and suitable for microwave.

Decorated with lively polka dots and fruits on a grilled background reminiscent of the pages of a notebook, the quadri signed Bitossi are framed by striped edges from the retro air. Available in a range of fresh and contrasting shades, each complement Quadri is an explosion of colours inspired by the changing seasons. Made of hand-painted terracotta, they are practical for everyday use, being washable in dishwasher and suitable for microwave.

Decorated with lively polka dots and fruits on a grilled background reminiscent of the pages of a notebook, the quadri signed Bitossi are framed by striped edges from the retro air. Available in a range of fresh and contrasting shades, each complement Quadri is an explosion of colours inspired by the changing seasons. Made of hand-painted terracotta, they are practical for everyday use, being washable in dishwasher and suitable for microwave.

Sharing the joy of being together has long been one of the beliefs of the philosophy of Bitossi Home. That's how it was born The Club, a new collection of broken pieces with graphics celebrating theaperitif and the party. The illustrator is Abraham Lule, young and talented Mexican artist based in New York. Its trait is artisan and imperfect, characteristics that perfectly match the style of the company. An inevitable piece? The oval tray Celebrate Good Times!

Sharing the joy of being together has long been one of the beliefs of the philosophy of Bitossi Home. That's how it was born The Club, a new collection of broken pieces with graphics celebrating theaperitif and the party. The illustrator is Abraham Lule, young and talented Mexican artist based in New York. Its trait is artisan and imperfect, characteristics that perfectly match the style of the company. An inevitable piece? The oval tray Just Want to Have Fun!

Sharing the joy of being together has long been one of the beliefs of the philosophy of Bitossi Home. That's how it was born The Club, a new collection of broken pieces with graphics celebrating theaperitif and the party. The illustrator is Abraham Lule, young and talented Mexican artist based in New York. Its trait is artisan and imperfect, characteristics that perfectly match the style of the company. An inevitable piece? The oval tray Please No Dancing On The Table!