Sand

Touch-MeL Emporio Zani single-color melamine plates. An icon on tables throughout Europe and a point of reference in the melamine tableware market thanks to the high quality of production and the constant search for textures and colors capable of anticipating trends, Touch-MeL continues its ideal journey around the world celebrating with Rena the colors of summer and the most iconic Italian beaches .

Rena presents an edge of the color of sand, that sand of which the name of the collection is a poetic synonym, and a play of shades and concentric circles that recall the reflections of sunlight and the movement of sea waves. A feeling of well-being to bring to the table, amplified on a visual level by the contrast between the vitrified finish of the plates, with the bright mirror-effect color typical of Touch-MeL , and the matt finish of the trays, for a refined soft touch effect.

A journey with open eyes that has all the scent of the best Italian cuisine and of a holiday in ...Sicily, Sardinia or Baia dei Saraceni be it... Plates, salad bowls, risotto bowls and trays from the Rena Turchese collection will immediately make you want to dive into your favorite blue, making you dream of the most beautiful seas of the Bel Paese.

Rena Rosa ideally takes us to the Island of Budelli, La Maddalena Archipelago. Protected oasis made famous by the genius of Michelangelo Antonioni (1964, Red Desert), whose Pink Beach is considered among the most beautiful in the world and owes its color to the presence of corals, granites, shells and particular microorganisms that inhabit the grasslands posidonia.

Instagram-proof and, if possible, even more scenic are the black beaches of volcanic origin such as Cala Jannita in Maratea or Ficogrande in Stromboli, made up of volcanic pebbles and Rena Nera . Cliffs, lush nature and a blue flag turquoise sea in front... they don't fear the competition of the black beaches of Hawaii or Tenerife.

Competing for the paternity of Rena Bianca are enchanting beaches such as the very white ones of Salento in Puglia or the equally wonderful ones of Sardinia. Cala Brandinchi, Cala Goloritzé, la Pelosa in Stintino... or Punta rossa on the Gargano, Tropea, the Bay of Fetovaia on the Island of Elba... what is your favorite place?

Rena