Trends Dots
Crystalex Lovely Dotties is Crystalex’s playful black-and-white collection that brings a cheerful twist to timeless elegance. Designed especially for gin & tonic lovers, these glasses combine bold dots, crisp contrast, and a touch of whimsy. Perfect for lively gatherings or adding personality to everyday moments. www.crystalez.cz
Nikko From Nikko, Misty Dot is a modern collection with a delicately coordinated mist-like gradation. The moiré created by overlapping dots radiates a different expression with each piece. The rim is decorated with GP guard, which is Nikko’s durable original gold and platinum decoration technology, while the overlaying dots are fabricated with polarized mica and gloss. Nikko says its advanced decalcomania technologies are what make these delicate motifs so expressive. www.nikkoceramics.com
Polka dots, spots, circles; however you choose to describe them, are a timeless motif which add a hint of mischievous style. Adding them to ceramic pieces, be it dinnerware sets, vases or teapots, or even glassware, is a perfect way to inject some fun onto the table… Sambonet Dots aren’t always just a graphic element; sometimes they are a key part of the product itself. The Radici Home Collection introduces a series of home decor and serving items unified by a stylistic thread: symmetrical dot holes that characterise each piece, bringing both practicality and beauty. Beyond adding aesthetic value, these holes were designed to reduce the weight of the objects and make them easier to handle — all without sacrificing the reliability of Sambonet’s steel. You’ll find elegant napkin holders, but most notably, trays available in various colours and sizes, with the option to choose different internal inserts to suit any home’s style. www.sambonet.com
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Polskie Fabryki Porcelany “Ćmielów” i “Chodzież” S.A Gloria Dots take the classic Bolero shape, originally created in Ćmielów in the 1920s, is seen through the eyes of a contemporary artist Marek Cecuła for the Ćmielów Design Studio. A graphic interpretation on classic design. www.porcelana.com.pl