With Basic Levante, Mandala, and Gaya Sand Turquoise porcelain

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Twilight melts into night, laughter mingles with the scent of spices, and the Levante style weaves a mosaic of colourful details. Turquoise and black porcelain, metallic gleams of cutlery, and the softness of the table linens transform the garden into an evening in Morocco.

„The Orient speaks the language of spices and colours, where every glass of mint tea is its echo.”

Bowl
15,2 cm
Basic Levante
Cutlery set
24 pcs
Levante
Glasses Tumbler burgundy
460 ml 6 pcs
Optima Glas Lunasol
Miska
15,2 cm
Basic Levante

Príborový set
24 ks
Levante

Poháre Tumbler burgundy
460 ml 6 ks
Optima Glas Lunasol

A wooden table warms to the touch, and linen softens every movement. The reflections in the Optima Glas Lunasol glasses shimmer like the light of Moroccan lanterns, evoking the calm of Saharan oases. Levante cutlery recalls the jewels of ancient goldsmiths, adding a subtle touch of luxury to the entire scene.

The Levante kitchen brings together the Flavors of the Mediterranean and the Orient. Light, fresh, and full of contrasts – chickpeas, olive oil, and fresh herbs mingle with bold cumin, cinnamon, or cardamom. Every bite is a journey from the coast to desert oases, where simplicity meets the richness of spices.

Looking for the atmosphere of an oriental marketplace? The bowls from the Basic Levante collection, as if crafted by a local artisan, feature delicate arabesque patterns. Fill them with creamy hummus or ruby-red pomegranate seeds and create a small scene from a land of a thousand patterns.

Sand Shallow Plate Turquoise
28 cm
Gaya

Plate flat black matt
27 cm set of 4
Basic

Shallow Plate Coupe
27 cm set of 4 pcs
Elements Day Mandala

Tanier plytký Sand tyrkysový
28 cm
Gaya

Tanier plytký čierny
27 cm 4 ks
Basic

Tanier plytký Coupe
27 cm set 4 ks
Elements Day Mandala

Moroccan style is not just about aesthetics—it is also a way of dining. Typical elements include turquoise tile tones, metal lanterns, arabesque patterns, and soft lighting that creates an intimate atmosphere. On the table, colour, scent, and detail come together—turning dinner into a small ritual of hospitality, much like in traditional Moroccan homes with quiet courtyards full of greenery and water.