Waterjugs

Pitchers: the visual axis that defines sophistication in table service

Water pitchers represent the ultimate union of technical functionality and aesthetic narrative in interior design, particularly in the dining room. In contemporary interior design, tableware is understood as an extension of the home's personality, where each object must fulfill a dual purpose: facilitating the ergonomics of pouring and acting as a decorative focal point. The use of high-quality materials, such as blown glass, treated terracotta, or stainless steel, guarantees not only superior durability under heavy use but also the absolute purity of the beverage's flavor. A well-chosen pitcher structures the table setting, providing the necessary height to balance the volumes of plates and glasses, instantly elevating the status of any social or everyday event.

Types of jugs

Strategic advantages of designer jugs

• Smart investment in sustainability: They encourage the reduction of single-use plastics by allowing an elegant presentation of tap or filtered water.
• Functional versatility: Their design allows them to act not only as liquid dispensers, but also as improvised vases for botanical arrangements.
• Precision ergonomics: The weight distribution and handle design are technically calibrated to minimize effort in service, preventing accidental splashes.
• Material durability: The use of low porosity materials ensures deep hygiene, preventing the retention of odors or limescale stains in the long term.

Expert tips for choosing your jug

To select the ideal water pitcher , it's essential to consider the proportion relative to the number of people you typically serve; a 1.2-liter capacity is generally the ergonomic standard for tables of four to six. If you plan to serve drinks with ice or pieces of fruit, opt for wide-mouthed models that facilitate filling and subsequent cleaning. As for the material, clear glass is the best choice for maximizing light on outdoor tables, while ceramic provides the necessary sophistication for formal evening dinners. For maintenance, glass pieces are best preserved if dried immediately with linen cloths, preventing mineral deposits from the water from dulling their original shine.

Frequently asked questions about jugs

• What technical difference does borosilicate glass offer?

  Unlike conventional glass, borosilicate contains boron trioxide, which gives it a very low coefficient of thermal expansion. This allows the pitcher to withstand sudden temperature changes without cracking, making it suitable for both boiling and cold beverages simultaneously.

• How to keep metal or ceramic jugs shiny?

  It is recommended to avoid using metal scouring pads or abrasive detergents. Cleaning with neutral solutions and hand drying ensures that the metal patina and ceramic glaze remain unaffected by daily use.

• Are all jugs dishwasher safe?

  Most glass and steel designs are compatible. However, handcrafted ceramic pieces with matte finishes or hand-painted details require hand washing to preserve the integrity of their pigments and original textures.

Design, quality and experience

Integrating a designer pitcher into your home is a commitment to mindful living, where utility is elevated to an art form. Each piece in our collection has been designed to transform the act of serving into a gesture of distinction and comfort. The robustness of our designs and the refinement of our finishes ensure that your investment translates into an unparalleled hospitality experience, adapting to your evolving needs with elegance and technical expertise.

We invite you to discover our exclusive selection and find the perfect pitcher that will give your table the character and light it deserves.