
Ginori
Café Ginori serves lobster pasta on hand painted Ginori
At Hotel de la Ville's intimate dining room, lunch unfolds at the pace of Rome itself, each course arriving on porcelain decorated by hand in the Tuscan tradition.
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The Florentine porcelain manufacture founded in 1735, celebrated for tableware and decorative art.

Ginori
At Hotel de la Ville's intimate dining room, lunch unfolds at the pace of Rome itself, each course arriving on porcelain decorated by hand in the Tuscan tradition.
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Ginori
The Italian porcelain house unveils a considered collection of decorative pieces and table accessories designed to communicate the inexpressible. Fortunae transforms the act of giving into something altogether more profound.
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A new collection from the storied Florentine house marries decorative beauty with everyday utility, each piece a small ceramic wish waiting to be shared.
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The esteemed Italian porcelain house unveils a collection suffused with meaningful symbolism, transforming everyday objects into vessels of hope and cherished wishes.
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The storied Italian manufacturer unveils a new collection that transforms luck into tangible beauty, rendering serendipity in the most refined ceramic forms.
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Watch the film on Instagram Ginori 1735 has long inhabited a particular corner of European luxury—one where industrial precision yields to the irregularity of human touch,…
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For nearly three centuries, Ginori 1735 has maintained an unwavering commitment to the art of hand-painted porcelain, a craft that demands patience, precision and an intimate…
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Ginori 1735’s fourth chapter of its Summer Campaign 2026 turns to the moment after the journey, when treasured objects return home carrying traces of places, meals and memories. At the heart of the story is the Manifattura, where inherited craftsmanship becomes a starting point for new expressions of Italian living.
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Ginori 1735’s Florenza collection draws on the spontaneous beauty of the landscapes around Florence, translating wild flowers, foliage and changing colour into porcelain tableware and decorative objects. Its restrained botanical language brings a distinctly Tuscan sensibility to both everyday settings and more considered occasions.
Read the story →The most recent story is Café Ginori serves lobster pasta on hand painted Ginori, published on 10 November 2026.
Recent stories include Ginori 1735 Fortunae: Gifting as Artful Composition; Ginori 1735 unveils Fortunae, porcelain pieces steeped in intention; Ginori 1735 Fortunae: Talismans in Porcelain; Ginori 1735 Channels Fortune in Porcelain with Fortunae.
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Simply Luxury has published 9 stories about Ginori, all collected on this page and updated as new launches are announced.
The Florentine porcelain manufacture founded in 1735, celebrated for tableware and decorative art.
Our most recent Ginori story is Café Ginori serves lobster pasta on hand painted Ginori, published on 10 November 2026. At Hotel de la Ville's intimate dining room, lunch unfolds at the pace of Rome itself, each course arriving on porcelain decorated by hand in the Tuscan tradition.
Simply Luxury has published 9 stories on Ginori, including: Café Ginori serves lobster pasta on hand painted Ginori; Ginori 1735 Fortunae: Gifting as Artful Composition; Ginori 1735 unveils Fortunae, porcelain pieces steeped in intention; Ginori 1735 Fortunae: Talismans in Porcelain.
Our Ginori stories appear in Food — Restaurants, Home & Design, and every one is gathered on this page.
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