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Brunello Cucinelli chessboard made from walnut and stone tiles, with sculptural chess pieces in walnut, basswood and polished brass arranged across the board.

The Editorial Selection

Available today. Beyond the season.

A small city rises from a board of stone and wood. In Brunello Cucinelli’s chess set, walnut, basswood and polished brass give each piece its own height, weight and line, turning the game into a study in material before play begins.

01. THE EXCHANGE
02. THE POWDERED SEAT
03. THE SILVER CHANCE
Hand-decorated ceramic plates with abstract motifs and a sculptural metal serving utensil from the Metalia collection.
Cherry-red Half-Pipe armchair by Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces, made from recycled BonBon Glass powder.
Georg Jensen At Play dice in sterling silver and coloured stone arranged with small sculptural game pieces.

Natalia Criado and Laboratorio Paravicini’s Metalia collection places hand-decorated ceramics beside sculptural metal tableware. Abstract marks move across the plates, while serving pieces extend their geometry beyond the rim. Introduced in 2026, the collection creates a measured dialogue between two distinct materials.

Designed by Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces for Gallotti&Radice, the Half-Pipe armchair turns either recycled glass powder or travertine powder into a structural form. Its curved seat rests on two narrow planes, giving the solid material a light profile. An optional leather-covered polyurethane cushion can be added.

Georg Jensen’s At Play collection reinterprets familiar dice in sterling silver and stone. Different weights, colours and surfaces change the experience of the same simple form without altering its function. Unveiled in 2026 under creative director Paula Gerbase, the collection brings precious materials to the ordinary act of play.

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