EVERYDAY DINING · FOR DAILY RITUALS
The table you
return to every day.
Morning to night, tableware that earns its place through use,
not occasion.
EVERYDAY DINING
Not for the occasion. For the ritual.
The everyday table is the most honest one. It is where coffee is drunk before the day begins, where lunch is eaten standing up, where dinner happens without ceremony but with the people who matter most.
The pieces on this table do not need to impress anyone. They need to feel right in the hand, stack cleanly in the cupboard, and look better; not worse; the more they are used. That is a harder brief than it sounds, and it is the one that shaped every range in this edit.
“The everyday table is not meant to match. It is meant to belong.”
THE EVERYDAY RANGES
Four ranges. One table.
Each chosen for a different reason; texture, form, versatility, story.
All chosen because they work together without trying to.
01
Belgium · Serax · Dinnerware
Saisons
Four textures. Four seasons. One table that never repeats itself.
Designed by Marie Michielssen for Serax, Saisons is built around the idea that a table should feel alive; not static. Each piece in the range carries a distinct texture drawn from the natural world: earth, stone, sand and bark. Used together or apart, Saisons pieces bring an unhurried warmth to the table that no single glaze or finish could achieve alone. Dishwasher safe. Microwave safe. Built to stack.
02
Belgium · Serax · Bowls & Plates
Coppa
Generous proportions. A rim that holds everything in place.
The Coppa bowl has become one of the most-reached-for pieces in the Nona International collection; and for good reason. Its wide, low profile makes it equally at home with morning granola, a lunchtime salad or an evening pasta. The weight of the piece; substantial without being heavy; gives it a permanence that cheaper alternatives simply cannot replicate. Available in a matte off-white and a warm speckled grey.
03
Netherlands · Serax · Full Table Service
Base × Piet Boon
Designed by Piet Boon. The most complete everyday service we carry.
Base is the result of a collaboration between Serax and architect and designer Piet Boon; a man who has spent thirty years thinking about how spaces feel when they are lived in. The collection covers everything from espresso cups to large serving platters, all in a considered palette of white, off-white and warm grey. Every piece is stackable. Every piece is functional. None of it looks like it is trying.
04
Belgium · Serax · Stoneware
Inku × Sergio Herman
Michelin-starred instinct applied to the everyday table.
Inku was designed by Sergio Herman; three-Michelin-starred chef and one of the most influential voices in contemporary dining. The brief was simple: design the pieces he actually wanted to eat from every day. The result is a stoneware collection of unusual elegance; dark, tactile, with a handmade quality that improves with use. The glaze is intentionally uneven. No two pieces are identical. That is the point.
A NOTE ON MIXING
The everyday table is not
meant to match.
It is meant to belong, to the people who eat at it, the light that falls on it, and the morning it is set for. Mix Saisons with Coppa. Pair Base with Inku. Use what you have and add what you love.
Our team in-store can help you build a table that works; not one that matches.
