The Riva Slice Centerpiece in a silver finish is designed to stay on display and anchor the center of the table between gatherings. Its low profile, with a central opening and stepped planes, creates reflections that shift with the light and keeps the composition light. The read is clean and graphic: a metal piece in a silver finish that pairs well with white dinnerware, glass and wood.
It is versatile in use. It works on its own as a statement element, but can also hold whole fruit, small objects or dry arrangements. On dining tables, sideboards and kitchen islands, it acts as a balancing focal point: it occupies the center without blocking conversation and helps organize what sits on the surface.
The Slice line is defined by continuous surfaces and precise cuts. Here, that translates into soft edges and a central void that highlights the piece’s outline. The silver finish concentrates the highlights, mirrors its surroundings and expands the sense of amplitude over the table.
When not serving, it remains as a decorative object — a low volume that does not compete with stemware and plates nearby and can be moved easily when the table fills up. The idea is to set the room’s rhythm without complicated upkeep.
Centered on the dining table, it marks the axis without closing the visual field. On sideboards and consoles, it creates a point of shine that converses with mirrors, vases and candleholders. On integrated kitchen countertops, it helps keep fruit and quick-use objects gathered with a considered look.
Silver works with white dinnerware and clear glass, and contrasts well with wood or stone. On tables with mixed metals, use the centerpiece to create continuity between flatware, candlesticks and trays. Candles in proper holders can sit in the central opening, as long as they are isolated from direct contact with the metal.
Keep the piece below diners’ eye line. On long tables, it works alone or with smaller elements spaced along the surface. On round tables, center it while keeping serving traffic free.
Whole, firm-skinned fruit, seeds and dry arrangements work well. For cut or moist items, use an inner vessel or protective base to preserve the finish.
The piece is metal with a silver finish. The mirror-like surface emphasizes edges and planes, creating crisp reflections that enhance the surroundings. The low profile and central opening lighten the volume, maintaining presence without weighing on the table.
The polish brings out lines and curves with a continuous shine. In spaces with side lighting or candlelight, reflections move across the piece and reinforce the layered design.
Metal pieces with a silver finish benefit from a simple routine: handle with clean hands, rest on dry surfaces and avoid abrasive agents. Small signs of use are part of the material and tend to blend into the overall sheen over time.
Hand-wash with mild detergent, a soft sponge and room-temperature water. Rinse well and dry immediately with a soft cloth to avoid marks. Avoid rough sponges, abrasive products, chlorine and strong multipurpose cleaners.
Avoid prolonged contact with moisture, salt, vinegar and very acidic fruit. For moist foods, use an internal support (bowl, napkin or inert base). Do not use in the microwave or oven. With candles, always use a proper holder, keep away from drafts and never place a flame in direct contact with the metal.
Store in a dry place, away from other objects that could scratch it. If stacking with similarly shaped items, separate with soft fabric or adhesive felts.
Yes. It holds whole, firm-skinned fruit well. For cut or very moist items, use an inner container to protect the finish.
Yes. The low profile and central opening keep conversation open and make it easier to pass serving dishes.
Hand-washing with mild detergent and a soft cloth is recommended, followed by immediate drying.
Yes, provided the candle is in a proper holder, insulated from the metal, and heat is monitored to avoid marking the surface.
Indoors: dining tables, sideboards, consoles and kitchen islands. In covered outdoor areas, use occasionally and always dry after use.
It complements white dinnerware, clear glass and wood or stone surfaces. It can also converse with other metals in the composition.
Slide it over a soft support and, if desired, apply discreet felt pads at contact points.
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