Veneer Serveware, Ceramics, Silver and Glass

Ita Ita serving tray by Thomas Dariel Dimensions: D 42 x W 43.5 x H 13 cm Materials: structure in MDF, ash veneer with matte paint finish base in metal coated with painted ash veneer. Handle in metal coated with a glossy finish. Also available in colors: red, indigo blue, black. Named after the Japanese word Ita and designed with pure and harmonious lines, the collection states the beauty of the simple craft. Ita Ita represents the completeness and perfection that balance and roundness carry in Asian culture. Beyond a sleek trim, texture, and cut of the wood veneer bring warmth and sophistication to the piece. Ita Ita is an elegant tray, simple yet far from simplistic. Thomas Dariel Thomas Dariel is the Founder and leading designer behind the Shanghai-based interior design agency Dariel Studio. As a great-grandson of a French furniture designer, grandson of a jazz musician, and son of an architect, he has always drawn his strength and inspiration from his family heritage. French Designer by training and tireless traveler, he came to China in 2006 to launch his own interior design studio at the age of 24. Dariel has since earned the praise of the interior design industry. He has received several awards, among them selection for Best International Interior Designer – 2012 Andrew Martin Awards, awarded Top 100 talents in Architecture and Design – 2019, 2017, 2015 and 2013 AD Magazine, Top 40 Young Design Talents under 40 – 2013 Perspective 40 Under 40, Top 10 Best Designer in China – Vantage Magazine 2016. In 2017, Thomas Dariel has been elected The Young Design Talent of the Year by EDIDA China Awards, Design Talent of the Year by Trends and The Person of the Year by Trends Home magazines. Dariel draws his creativity from the different worlds of design, fashion, gastronomy, visual arts and luxury. His design philosophy is driven by his passion for breaking traditional codes and clichés which creates a new language for each design. By confronting heritage and cutting-edge innovations, combining French design heritage with Eastern cultural influence, Thomas Dariel’s open approach unfolds original perspectives. Thomas Dariel is recognized for his very personal creative style and his habit to push boundaries, to provoke and surprise. A singular signature that he has extended with success to product design, signing with – among others – Cappellini and Moroso. In 2016 and while pursuing his interior design activity, Dariel decided to revive a childhood’s dream by launching his own brand of furniture, lighting, rugs and accessories, Maison Dada. Express bio / achievements 2020: Boisbuchet “Sell The Best Of You” workshop summer 2020 2019: AD 100...

Ita Ita serving tray by Thomas Dariel Dimensions: D 42 x W 43.5 x H 13 cm Materials: structure in MDF, ash veneer with matte paint finish base in metal coated with painted ash ven...

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