Canon Double Candlestick

Designed by Italian designer Matteo Cibic, the Rapunzel line is inspired by Rapunzel's braids and brings a touch of magic and beauty to the pieces, proposing to make the environment modern through

The Large Silver Dots Tray is essential in setting up a bar in your home or creating a space for drinks and snacks on your table.

The Small Silver Dots Vase makes your table more beautiful and can be used with a beautiful floral arrangement. Its characteristics bring delicacy, luxury, and elegance to your environment.

The Medium Silver Dots Vase makes your table more beautiful and can be used with a beautiful floral arrangement. Its characteristics bring delicacy, luxury, and elegance to your environment.

The Nickel Dots Ice Bucket is ideal for serving in your most memorable moments. It is also a piece to decorate your bar, enhancing the beauty of a carefully planned environment.

Nino Bauti's Babylon Collection was inspired by ancient Babylonian containers for long-distance trade of wine, grains, and oil, which he saw at a Louvre exhibition.

The Solitary Canon Silver Vase with Wooden Base makes your table more beautiful. Use it with a unique floral arrangement to bring life to your environment.

The Canon triple Candlestick is a stunning addition to any decor, bringing a touch of sophistication and ambiance to your space. It's sleek design creates a truly luxurious atmosphere.

Designed by Italian designer Matteo Cibic, the Rapunzel line is inspired by Rapunzel's braids and brings a touch of magic and beauty to the items.

Signed by Italian designer Matteo Cibic, Rapunzel Collection is inspired by Rapunzel's braids and brings a touch of magic and beauty to the pieces and it proposes to make the environment modern t

Nino Bauti's Babylon Collection was inspired by ancient Babylonian containers for long-distance trade of wine, grains, and oil, which he saw at a Louvre exhibition.

Nino Bauti's Babylon Collection was inspired by ancient Babylonian containers for long-distance trade of wine, grains, and oil, which he saw at a Louvre exhibition.