Part of the Vivaldi Four Seasons Collection, first presented at Milan Design Week 2018, this charger is an ode to winter, with its frost and ice, tremulous lights, and delicate colors. Entirely handcrafted of fine porcelain, this charger will be a superb addition to a modern home, and it can be combined with the others in the same Winter series, with the white background punctuated with emerald and blue dots that fall like snow on pink spirals. Like all other pieces in this collection, this plate is dishwasher safe.
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Traditions forgotten or considered as outdated are continuously rediscovered, reinterpreted and translated into creations with a unique taste and timeless charm
The value of Devon&Devon authenticity is the result of its love for design and dedication to the quality of raw materials. It is the result of its attention to the excellence of the productive processes and the passion for craftsmanship and for the talent of those who work with us. A large part of the production is manufactured in Tuscany, the cradle of millenary manufacturing knowledge. The other small production units, which are all European, are found in Italy and
England: in each area Devon&Devon enhances the skills of those who, every day, select, sculpt, work, polish, model, decorate and finish their products. This heritage, passed on from one generation to another, is the most credible guarantee of unparalleled quality and value.
In three decades Devon&Devon has invented and reinvented products that have forever changed the way in which we experience the bathroom. In 1989, when the enclosed baths were in fashion, the company launched the first Victorian design bathtub, transforming the bathroom from a functional place into a beautiful and unique environment dedicated to personal care. In 1991, the first 30 cm-diameter shower head was introduced: it looked like an exaggeration, but it became a universal trend. Since then, everything has been reinvented: the console (which until then was used only in the entertainment spaces of the most important residences) has
appeared in the bathroom and the wood paneling was reproposed as a ceramic coating.
Devon&Devon’s history-made of recovered traditions and redefined functions-is a constant declaration of courageous unconventionality. After the bathroom, it’s time to rethink the house. And Devon&Devon is ready to change everything.
The unique, original and recognisable Devon&Devon design is the result of a wise combination of functionality and aesthetics, of contemporaneity and inspirations coming from the past. The company was founded in Florence in 1989. The exceptional craft, artistic and architectural tradition of Florence is the ideal basis of the brand’s love for the quality raw materials and the craftsmanship of the handworks, celebrated all over the world since the days of ancient craft guilds; for the harmony of the geometrical designs and the sobriety of the shapes and colours, all inspired by the decorations selected by the great architects for thechurches and buildings that made the city unique.
Since its origins, Devon&Devon has merged the inspirations from the Florentine Renaissance with the atmospheres of European tradition and with the charm of architectures and the most refined American design of the 20th century. Traditions forgotten or considered as outdated are continuously rediscovered, reinterpreted and translated into creations with a unique taste and timeless charm. The contemporary classic style by Devon&Devon, with its exceptional refined stylistic perfection, is an exaltation of many ways of interpreting beauty. It is inspired by far-off and remote suggestions: the Victorian Age and the French Eighteenth Century; Neoclassicism and American Art Deco; Art-Nouveau and the Jazz Age; La Dolce Vita and Hollywood; the Belle Epoque and the Fifties.
