Servizio da tavola Ginori 1735 della linea Il Viaggio di Nettuno, nuovo decoro con creature marine e toni caldi, design di Luke Edward Hall.

GINORI 1735

Myth meets the Art of the Table

An outdoor summer dinner where the warm, rich hues of the porcelain plates, trays, and other dinnerware blend with the light of the sunset. The collection transforms every table into a refined and dreamlike experience, where designer porcelain takes center stage. As the courses unfold, Neptune’s marine universe gently emerges—a precious detail to discover between each bite.

Ginori 1735 “Il Viaggio di Nettuno” dinnerware set with a terracotta pattern featuring copper- and coral-colored waves, set on a table among coastal rocks.
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Between laughter and shared flavors, the face of Salacia – Neptune’s wife and his faithful companion on the journey into the abyss – is revealed, accompanied by winged seahorses, octopuses and fish, framed by motifs inspired by Greek art and rope motifs that evoke the movement of the sea. Ancient Greek ceramics, Mediterranean summers and coastal landscapes inspired the English artist Luke Edward Hall, who reinterpreted the designer tableware, combining the motifs of Greco-Roman mythology with the hallmarks of its bold and modern aesthetic.

From centerpiece plates to mugs, from coffee and tea sets to valet trays and decorative boxes, each object is made to enrich the dining experience and express a unique artistic vision. The table thus becomes the ideal stage to enhance the timeless craftsmanship and creativity of Ginori 1735.

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The classic myth, in the heart of the Mediterranean

The color palette explores delicate tones: the Sky Blue, Terracotta, Amalfi Lemon and Pine Green decorations evoke thewarmth and richness of the Mediterranean landscape while the tactility of Luke Edward Hall’s illustrative style captures the romanticism of classical mythology and introduces new sea creatures with suggestive charm.

Servizio da tavola Ginori 1735 Il Viaggio di Nettuno con decoro terracotta, a onde color rame e corallo, apparecchiato su un tavolo tra le rocce costiere.