Born in 1735 in Doccia, a suburb of Florence, Italy, Ginori 1735 has been one of the world's leading luxury and lifestyle brands for nearly three centuries and represents true Italian excellence in porcelain and design. Its products, a fusion of tradition and innovation backed by craftsmanship, are not limited to tableware, but also include art objects, furniture and lighting, fabrics, crystal glassware, cutlery, and much more.
Here we introduce a selection of the most popular and recommended Ginori 1735 collections that add color to everyday life.
A tribute to porcelain craftsmanship, Ginori 1735's Oriente Italiano collection harmoniously blends tradition with innovation, showcasing Italian creativity, color, and artistry.
Each piece, from Oriente Italiano dinner plates to tea and coffee services to home decor accessories, represents a fusion of Oriental decorative influences and Italian manufacturing excellence. The classic “a Garofano” floral motif is vividly brought to life with bold colors and gilded accents. This collection encourages you to experiment with striking color combinations, creating a vibrant and playful ambiance that mirrors your personal style. Infuse your table with the allure of Oriente Italiano and transform any gathering into a spectacular visual celebration.
Il viaggio di Nettuno Ginori 1735 begins with a lunch among friends gathered around a large table on a terrace overlooking a beach on the Mediterranean Sea. And there, around that table by the sea, suddenly the world is suffused with vivid colors and filled with mythical creatures.
The designs featured on Il viaggio di Nettuno porcelain plates, cups and serving platters reflect the enchanting and extravagant images created for Ginori 1735 by designer Luke Edward Hall who, with his passion for Greek and Roman mythology, reinterprets the elements and characters, bringing to life a collection with a classic taste that is never boring.
Diva is a vintage-inspired collection of tableware and giftware that through a contemporary lens re-envisions Giovanni Gariboldi's Colonna shape, an icon of functionality and mid-century design that features stackable components. The elements of the tableware and giftware lines become the protagonists on the table and in home spaces thanks to their sinuous lines combined with pastel colors.
"Vecchio” means ‘old’ in Italian, this collection is based on the one of the oldest shapes created in the 18th century and one of Ginori's most iconic shape. It is characterized by its prestigious baroque reliefs. Vecchio Ginori is available in a wide variety of items and can be used for both daily life and special occasions. Pure and glossy white porcelain makes your table shine even brighter.
Gio Ponti served as the Ginori Manifattura's artistic director from 1923 to 1933, and in 1926 many designs took shape in his irrepressible imagination. Among these, Ginori 1735 Gio Ponti Labirinto, a sophisticated intricacy of straight lines that, chasing after one another without ever touching, generate movement, dizziness, bewilderment.
Gio Ponti reimagined the art of working with porcelain by creating a decoration made up of rectangular rings linked to one another. A chain, indeed. Sophisticated and elegant in its essentiality, but also explosive and disruptive in its geometric movement.
