Available outside the US for the first time, Julia Knight serveware, glassware and home decor is now being sold exclusively at Bloomingdale's Home in Dubai.
Using the art of sand casting, Julia Knight serveware is handcrafted out of aluminium. Each piece is hand-painted in Knight's signature combination of vibrant pastels and jewel-toned enamels infused with crushed mother-of-pearl. Many of the company's collections take inspiration from the natural world, including Flower, Peony, Shells and Leaves. We love the vibrant, shimmering hues of the Flower collection, with its organic shapes and pops of colour.
The designs are meant to be layered - so customers are encouraged to combine bowls, trays, glasses and serving plates to create their own individual tabletop statement. "My driving ambition is to create designs that insist on attracting your eye with their unexpected beauty - a beauty that transforms the everyday into something simply and completely wonderful," says the US-based Knight.
The durable, high-gloss, food-safe Julia Knight collection is now on display in the Fine Dining Department in Bloomingdale's Home, The Dubai Mall.
MATCH INFO
RB Leipzig 2 (Klostermann 24', Schick 68')
Hertha Berlin 2 (Grujic 9', Piatek 82' pen)
Man of the match Matheus Cunha (Hertha Berlin
The specs
Engine: 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8
Power: 611bhp
Torque: 620Nm
Transmission: seven-speed automatic
Price: upon application
On sale: now
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