Cristallo Vitrum tableware by Alessandro La Spada for Antolini
Dezeen Showroom: Italian stone brand Antolini has updated its Cristallo Vitrum tableware collection, adding a material combination that evokes the look of glacial ice. Titled Cristallo Vitrum "Wow", the new variation features translucent natural quartz stone paired with satin gold-finished steel. The play of cloudy and transparent sections and delicate amber veining gives the stone a
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Dezeen Showroom: Italian stone brand Antolini has updated its Cristallo Vitrum tableware collection, adding a material combination that evokes the look of glacial ice.
Titled Cristallo Vitrum "Wow", the new variation features translucent natural quartz stone paired with satin gold-finished steel.
The play of cloudy and transparent sections and delicate amber veining gives the stone a mesmerising appearance, similar to large ice sheets, while the metal components create contrast.
The Cristallo Vitrum tableware collection includes a lamp, candleholders, trays, place markers, serving stands and a caviar and butter set.
Rounded, pebble-like shapes repeat throughout the collection, softening the feel of hard stone and metal, and subtly echoing the lopsided circle of Antolini's logo.
Antolini describes the collection as "like small works of architecture" that demonstrate the "infinite versatility" of natural stone and the many effects that the manufacturer is able to create with it.
Product details:
Product: Cristallo Vitrum
Brand: Alessandro La Spada
Designer: Antolini
Contact: info@antolini.com
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