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Dé Off-White and Red Plate

Ann Demeulemeester has long treated shadow as a material in its own right. The Dé collection for Serax extends that sensibility to the table, translating her signature chiaroscuro into hand-painted porcelain.

Each plate is finished with a dégradé along its edge, applied by hand across several layers. The gradation creates a precise interplay of line and tone, one that shifts with the light and with the company of other pieces in the collection. No two plates are identical.

  • Hand-painted porcelain with layered dégradé edge in off-white and red
  • Designed by Ann Demeulemeester for Serax
  • Available in four sizes, designed to combine freely across the collection
  • Each piece is unique due to the hand-painting process

The collection rewards arrangement. Shadow effects multiply when plates meet cups at the table, producing a quiet visual dialogue that belongs as much to composition as to craft.

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Dé Off-White and Red Plate

Ann Demeulemeester has long treated shadow as a material in its own right. The Dé collection for Serax extends that sensibility to the table, translating her signature chiaroscuro into hand-painted porcelain.

Each plate is finished with a dégradé along its edge, applied by hand across several layers. The gradation creates a precise interplay of line and tone, one that shifts with the light and with the company of other pieces in the collection. No two plates are identical.

  • Hand-painted porcelain with layered dégradé edge in off-white and red
  • Designed by Ann Demeulemeester for Serax
  • Available in four sizes, designed to combine freely across the collection
  • Each piece is unique due to the hand-painting process

The collection rewards arrangement. Shadow effects multiply when plates meet cups at the table, producing a quiet visual dialogue that belongs as much to composition as to craft.

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Ann Demeulemeester has long treated shadow as a material in its own right. The Dé collection for Serax extends that sensibility to the table, translating her signature chiaroscuro into hand-painted porcelain.

Each plate is finished with a dégradé along its edge, applied by hand across several layers. The gradation creates a precise interplay of line and tone, one that shifts with the light and with the company of other pieces in the collection. No two plates are identical.

  • Hand-painted porcelain with layered dégradé edge in off-white and red
  • Designed by Ann Demeulemeester for Serax
  • Available in four sizes, designed to combine freely across the collection
  • Each piece is unique due to the hand-painting process

The collection rewards arrangement. Shadow effects multiply when plates meet cups at the table, producing a quiet visual dialogue that belongs as much to composition as to craft.