Ceramics is on the table with Sucabaruca, the coffee set designed by Luca Nichetto derived from the influences of several people – from Carmencita to Martin Margiela to the artist Jean-Paul Goude –, with the porcelains by Nendo for Gen-emon, an unorthodox re-edit of one of the kiln’s most famous patterns – a small plum flower repeat and foliage scrollwork – and with Luscious Food Cravings, a study of food fetishes, transformed into objects, dishes, recipes and images by Studio Appétit and Lenneke Wispelwey.

Jaime Hayon uses ceramics for the table collection T-Table inspired by a bunch of mushrooms in a forest, whilst fashion designer Laura Papp uses it for the wedge of her Porcelain Shoes, inspired by the stone surfaces of Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia.