Las Palmas Set of 6 porcelain dessert plates
VITO NESTA Las Palmas Set of six porcelain plates inspired by Amazonian nature
This unique set of six porcelain plates from the Las Palmas collection is a perfect example of elegance and timeless design. Each plate is decorated with a motif of the Amazon rainforest landscape around the Brazilian city of Palmas, bringing memories of exotic surroundings and the wild beauty of nature to your home.
The warm brown tones used in combination with the glossy edge create a striking contrast that gives these plates a unique character. Designer Vito Nesta has created pieces that are not only functional but also decorative, perfectly balanced between artistic craftsmanship and everyday usability.
This set of plates is an ideal choice for everyday dining and special occasions, whether you add a touch of exoticism to your everyday lunch or use it at festive gatherings with family, where you will awaken endless imagination and creativity on every table.
Dimensions : Ø 21 cm
Material : porcelain
Vito Nesta – a designer with the soul of a traveler and the sensitivity of an artist
Vito Nesta is a prominent figure in contemporary Italian design – a designer, art director, decorator and master of detail, whose work is deeply rooted in the culture, history and poetry of the world around us. Originally from picturesque Puglia, he studied interior design in Florence and today works from Milan – the epicenter of European style.
His work is influenced by his fascination with foreign cultures and the memory of the places he has visited. Each object he designs bears traces of his travels – from the Far East to South America – and transforms them into sophisticated forms that transcend the boundaries of conventional design.
Brands that have been touched by his vision include Cadriano, Devon & Devon, Effetto Vetro, Fratelli Majello, Imarika, Karpeta, Les Ottomans, Riva 1920, Roche Bobois, Sambonet, Texturae and Secondome Gallery.
Vito Nesta doesn't just create objects - he creates emotions, memories and a timeless dialogue between tradition and the present.
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