Michael Graves for Alessi Sugar Bowl And Spoon

This sugar bowl with spoon in polished steel with light blue handles and black knob looks adorable when paired with matching creamer and teapot.

This sugar bowl with spoon in polished steel with light blue handles and black knob looks adorable when paired with matching creamer and teapot.

This sugar bowl with spoon in polished steel with light blue handles and black knob looks adorable when paired with matching creamer and teapot.

A delicate leaf pattern decorates this fine sugar bowl that's rimmed with gold for dazzling opulence, versatile enough to complement Bernardaud's Diamond and Palmyre collections.

A delicate leaf pattern decorates this fine sugar bowl that's rimmed with gold for dazzling opulence, versatile enough to complement Bernardaud's Diamond and Palmyre collections.

A delicate leaf pattern decorates this fine sugar bowl that's rimmed with gold for dazzling opulence, versatile enough to complement Bernardaud's Diamond and Palmyre collections.

A delicate leaf pattern decorates this fine sugar bowl that's rimmed with gold for dazzling opulence, versatile enough to complement Bernardaud's Diamond and Palmyre collections.

A delicate leaf pattern decorates this fine sugar bowl that's rimmed with gold for dazzling opulence, versatile enough to complement Bernardaud's Diamond and Palmyre collections.

Adapted from botanical drawings of gardens in Mumbai, India, where an abundance of rare plant species grow, precisely detailed floral and vegetal illustrations adorn this fine porcelain sugar bowl from Bernardaud. It's edged with a rattan trompe l'oeil pattern reminiscent of popular Indian furniture designs.

Adapted from botanical drawings of gardens in Mumbai, India, where an abundance of rare plant species grow, precisely detailed floral and vegetal illustrations adorn this fine porcelain sugar bowl from Bernardaud. It's edged with a rattan trompe l'oeil pattern reminiscent of popular Indian furniture designs.

Adapted from botanical drawings of gardens in Mumbai, India, where an abundance of rare plant species grow, precisely detailed floral and vegetal illustrations adorn this fine porcelain sugar bowl from Bernardaud. It's edged with a rattan trompe l'oeil pattern reminiscent of popular Indian furniture designs.

Adapted from botanical drawings of gardens in Mumbai, India, where an abundance of rare plant species grow, precisely detailed floral and vegetal illustrations adorn this fine porcelain sugar bowl from Bernardaud. It's edged with a rattan trompe l'oeil pattern reminiscent of popular Indian furniture designs.

Adapted from botanical drawings of gardens in Mumbai, India, where an abundance of rare plant species grow, precisely detailed floral and vegetal illustrations adorn this fine porcelain sugar bowl from Bernardaud. It's edged with a rattan trompe l'oeil pattern reminiscent of popular Indian furniture designs.

Adapted from botanical drawings of gardens in Mumbai, India, where an abundance of rare plant species grow, precisely detailed floral and vegetal illustrations adorn this fine porcelain sugar bowl from Bernardaud. It's edged with a rattan trompe l'oeil pattern reminiscent of popular Indian furniture designs.

Adapted from botanical drawings of gardens in Mumbai, India, where an abundance of rare plant species grow, precisely detailed floral and vegetal illustrations adorn this fine porcelain sugar bowl from Bernardaud. It's edged with a rattan trompe l'oeil pattern reminiscent of popular Indian furniture designs.

This collection was inspired by marine landscapes: the decorative pattern on the wide brimmed plates resembles the effervescent spray of ocean waves that crash and wash onto shore. The subtle effects on porcelain combined with skillful enameling techniques infuse "Ecume" with a contemporary yet poetic quality. The collection creates a highly elegant yet modern table setting.

This collection was inspired by marine landscapes: the decorative pattern on the wide brimmed plates resembles the effervescent spray of ocean waves that crash and wash onto shore. The subtle effects on porcelain combined with skillful enameling techniques infuse "Ecume" with a contemporary yet poetic quality. The collection creates a highly elegant yet modern table setting.

This collection was inspired by marine landscapes: the decorative pattern on the wide brimmed plates resembles the effervescent spray of ocean waves that crash and wash onto shore. The subtle effects on porcelain combined with skillful enameling techniques infuse "Ecume" with a contemporary yet poetic quality. The collection creates a highly elegant yet modern table setting.

This collection was inspired by marine landscapes: the decorative pattern on the wide brimmed plates resembles the effervescent spray of ocean waves that crash and wash onto shore. The subtle effects on porcelain combined with skillful enameling techniques infuse "Ecume" with a contemporary yet poetic quality. The collection creates a highly elegant yet modern table setting.

This collection was inspired by marine landscapes: the decorative pattern on the wide brimmed plates resembles the effervescent spray of ocean waves that crash and wash onto shore. The subtle effects on porcelain combined with skillful enameling techniques infuse "Ecume" with a contemporary yet poetic quality. The collection creates a highly elegant yet modern table setting.

This collection was inspired by marine landscapes: the decorative pattern on the wide brimmed plates resembles the effervescent spray of ocean waves that crash and wash onto shore. The subtle effects on porcelain combined with skillful enameling techniques infuse "Ecume" with a contemporary yet poetic quality. The collection creates a highly elegant yet modern table setting.

Birds of Paradise and Peacocks with long trailing feathers adorn this dramatic tableware. The original design was taken from an embroidered cushion fashioned by a member of the Royal Academy of Needlework.

Birds of Paradise and Peacocks with long trailing feathers adorn this dramatic tableware. The original design was taken from an embroidered cushion fashioned by a member of the Royal Academy of Needlework.

Birds of Paradise and Peacocks with long trailing feathers adorn this dramatic tableware. The original design was taken from an embroidered cushion fashioned by a member of the Royal Academy of Needlework.