Cena Lunch Plate

Cast metal holder by Studio Henry Wilson, offered in aluminum/black or brass/tan; a small tabletop anchor that turns leather coasters into a precise object.

Set of leather coasters by Studio Henry Wilson, available in black or tan, pairing simple geometry with the soft aging qualities of leather.

Cast metal storage box by Studio Henry Wilson, made in Japan; simple size-coded utility with crisp edges and quiet mass.

Spiral leather coaster from Peter Speliopoulos Projects, cut as a tactile table object in natural, chestnut, or black leather.

Ceramic serving bowl by Era Ceramics with rounded swooping walls and saturated glaze options; functional tableware with sculptural posture.

Heath's first dinnerware line from 1948. The clean, rimless design is their most versatile, pairing well with any of their other lines.

Set of leather coasters by Studio Henry Wilson, available in black or tan, pairing simple geometry with the soft aging qualities of leather.

10.5-inch dinner plate with iron speckles and unglazed rim. Dishwasher and microwave safe, designed for daily use.

One-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Alana Wilson, rounded like ancient storage pots and finished in warm oxide tones.

Cast metal holder by Studio Henry Wilson, offered in aluminum/black or brass/tan; a small tabletop anchor that turns leather coasters into a precise object.