Alessi — Itsumo NF07S12 | Porcelain tableware set

There is a quality to white that is not absence, but absolute presence. Alessi's Itsumo dinnerware set embodies it with a simplicity that, on closer inspection, is anything but simple: twelve porcelain pieces - four dinner plates, four soup plates, and four dessert plates - that exist in space with the same quietness as a blank sheet before the words arrive. The surface is smooth, the rim precisely calibrated, and the form so essential that it seems inevitable. Picking them up is already a complete gesture. Itsumo was born from the mind of Naoto Fukasawa, one of the most respected Japanese designers on the international scene, known for his ability to bring every object to its most essential form, the one the object itself seemed to be waiting for. For decades, Fukasawa has worked on the concept of "without thought" - a design that does not demand attention but deserves all of it, integrating into everyday life until it becomes a silent and indispensable part of it. With Alessi, this philosophy finds a natural home: a manufacturer that has always transformed the rigor of design into objects capable of inspiring emotion. At Stilmobili, we chose Itsumo because it represents what we seek when we talk about tableware: not decoration, but culture. It is the ideal dinnerware set for those who already have everything and want only what is necessary - for those who set the table not to impress, but to inhabit the moment of the meal with awareness and taste. It pairs naturally with minimalist cutlery, blown-glass tumblers, and raw linen tablecloths. Project notes: in Japanese, Itsumo means "always", "as usual" - a statement of intent contained in five letters. White porcelain, made by Alessi. Twelve-piece set, net weight 8.6 kg.