Nate Berkus is known for his anti-trend stance and eye for antiques, crafting interiors that blend the contemporary and timeless with ease. And, as it turns out, his love for vintage extends to kitchenware too. The interior designer recently took to Instagram to share a stand-out set of ceramics that he just can't get enough of – from a company that's been up and running since 1735.
With a picturesque design and intricate details, it's a must-have for those who love decorating with vintage . The beautiful, elegant set can now be found on resale sites across the web, including crowd-favorite 1stDibs. This is why Nate loves the collection, and where to snatch a set yourself.
A post shared by Nate Berkus (@nateberkus) A photo posted by on Italian Richard Ginori 'Fiesole' Porcelain China Gilt Cachepot | $275 at 1stDibs With a show-stopping grisaille and shiny gold details, it's clear these pieces are hand-crafted and made to last. This cachepot is a high-end addition to the kitchen (or to an arranged vignette elsewhere). 'One of my all-time favorite things in terms of dinnerware categories is an Italian line called Richard Ginori ,' says Nate.
'This pattern is called Fiesole, and it has this amazing border around it, and then it also has this sort of – this is called grisaille , which is like this gray-brown scenic kind of moment. It's all hand-painted.' Nate shows off a small dessert plate with a winding, elaborate (yet still quite subtle) design around the border and a stun.