Ever After — No. 02

A marriage often begins in the kitchen. In meals cooked together, long evenings at the same table, and candles lit when there is no particular reason — except that it makes the moment feel more like itself. This box was composed for the first tables newlyweds will share: refined objects that will be used for years, and one playful detail that will start conversations long before the food arrives.

Georg Jensen — Alfredo Salt & Pepper Set Two sculptural forms that stand on the table like small companions — present at every meal, noticed by every guest. Designed by Alfredo Häberli. Mirror-polished stainless steel, H: 115 mm, Ø: 70 mm. Smooth silhouette, minimalist character, adjustable All-Grind mechanism, removable top for easy refilling. 

Georg Jensen — Bernadotte Salad Serving Set Clean Scandinavian functionalism in a form that has remained relevant for nearly a century. The pieces that fit effortlessly on any table — and often become the most admired thing on it. From the Bernadotte collection, created by Swedish Prince Sigvard Bernadotte in the 1930s. Mirror-polished stainless steel, grooved handles, 23 cm length. 

Archivist Gallery — Giant LOVE Matchbox Functional and decorative in equal measure — designed to light candles, but known to start conversations instead. The piece that sits on the kitchen counter and makes every visitor ask where it came from. Approximately 30 cm long, around 150 extra-long matches, bold graphic "LOVE" design by the British brand Archivist Gallery. 

La Cuca — Red Linen Napkins, Set of 6 The colour that makes white porcelain glow and an ordinary Tuesday dinner feel like an occasion. Deep red, high-quality fabric, delicate stitched edges. Made in Spain. Six napkins for six people — because the first table a couple sets together should always have room for friends.