The MoMA Design Store continues its partnership with Maurizio Cattelan with the introduction of a new plate collection. The 12 porcelain plates features images from Cattelan, photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari, and Stefano Seletti pulled from Cattelan’s and Ferrari’s magazine Toilet Paper.

Alessi reissued a limited assortment version of the Rundes Modell cutlery this year, which includes fork, knife, and spoon for place settings; a fork and knife for fruit; tea and mocha spoons; and utensils for fish. The place setting spoon is offered in both the original style and a new version with the bowl rotated vertically.

A series of mouthblown vases from artisans in Thailand, Cubic Coral from the Techno collection for Dynasty Gallery is a study in contrasts. The elegantly handmade yet boldly geometric vases are contemporary and retro-chic.

From John Lyle Accessories, the Inca tray combines style and beauty with natural material pen shell—a seashell that is moisture and stain resistant. The tray is available in tobacco leaf and other exotic finishes.

The simple and elegant Petit Vase from Aprilli mimics the shape of a tree with three branches in a minimal, organic form. Each of three stems houses a singular glass tube that can be easily replaced for water refill or floral arrangement.

The sleekly styled Emma Collection for Gold Leaf Design Group offers clean lines and simplicity. With a polished aluminum finish, the sculptures feature three luxurious sizes that are perfect for any setting, from industrial to contemporary.

With wooden and acrylic handles, the Aquarelle Flatware Set from Waggo Home is available in black, ivory or turquoise and is dishwasher safe.