All that shines, is silver! Shine brighter with these 14 decor collectibles of the sizzling silver

Tavit explores a  close and intimate relationship with the  material, nurtured through the many years,  to become a singular tale of trust between maker and matter. The collection of casted pieces, is the result of such a journey among metal workshops in Mumbai, which challenges the limits and capabilities of metal casting.

Inspired by Origami, the art of Japanese paper folding, these geometric shaped brass bowls can be used for serving food, organising your desk or displaying small objects. Available in three sizes and two finishes, silver and gold, they form interesting sculptural landscapes when placed together or stacked up.

Named after the Hindi word for stem, the Tana Side Table offers a dynamic accent to any conversation space. Hand-crafted of solid metal, its slender support emerges from a flared base, like a plant from the ground. Available in an array of semi-precious stones, the circular, medallion-like top with a raised and rounded edge makes for the perfect perch for a drink.

Featuring as part of  a limited-edition pop-up of tableware and objets d’art, from chef, restaurateur and food influencer Eeshaan Kashyap, the Uneven Facets Candle Stand resembles rocks stacked one on top of the other. The bold and artful pieces that evoke intrigue and make for a great conversation piece.

Made of rolled brass sheet, decorated with hand etched patterns and finished with a tinning process, Good Earth creates this charming vase inspired by the well-loved vintage teapots of European tea culture. It surely is an elegant way to hold flowers and to add a personal touch to any corner. 

To leave your guests licking their lips, add a twist to your dining set with these elegant napkin rings in stainless steel with the classic knot 

The Masters chair which is also available in a metallic finish is a clear tribute to three symbol-chairs, reworked and reinterpreted. The unmistakable silhouettes of Arne Jacobsen’s “Serie 7”, Eero Saarinen’s “Tulip Armchair” and Charles Eames’ “Eiffel Chair” entwine in a sinuous hybrid, creating a fusion of original and attractive styles.

The Calia Draped Chair, executed in solid bronze, effortlessly straddles the line between furniture and sculpture. The form is that of a simple dining chair draped in heavy fabric with a decorative braided trim. When cast in bronze and polished to a high sheen that form takes on an ethereal and otherworldly quality.

The Drip Candle Holder by Pascal Smelik is inspired by the concept of deformity. The fun and elegant design invites you to light up the room, use it as part of your evening table décor, or as a stand-alone object – try combining multiple Drip Candle Holders in various sizes, the effect is pure magic.

The rest of your consoles will need replacing if they have to compete with the sophisticated geometry of the new Ralph Pucci console composed of stainless steel blocks inspired by the mineral world, giving it a complex and sculptural presence. 

The latest Sterling Silver collection celebrates the vibrant colours, rich textures, and magnificent wildlife of Africa. Symbolising exuberance in the most flamboyant manner, the kettle is a majestic result of the uncanny ability of the Revissant artisans to offer a zestful thematic instilled with meticulous handwork.

Capturing the beauty of an exquisite moment, the Horse Bowl begs us to discover the pure craftsmanship, pure lines and perfect detailing of this new icon built especially for your coffee table.

Coy embraces singularity in design, exploring the dialogue and delicate balance between organic and geometric forms. Coy uses intricate handmade techniques, where the aluminium is left bare in its natural finish, bringing in a renewed sense of energy in space.The interplay of light and shadow caused by soft depressions enhances Coy’s modest character to become a statement for any new home.

The Marine Drive Console salutes the glorious Art Deco period of timeless style. Created in chased tiers of varying rib thickness, signature to the Art Deco style, the console is completed in various satin finishes to heighten gloss and glamour.