ilaria.i

Ilaria Innocenti

Milan, ITALY

Little porcelain pieces that speak to the heart.

Since she was a child, Ilaria had the opportunity to experience the world of ceramics. She was born in a small town in the province of Modena, famous not only for the best racing cars, but also for the ceramic district. Her mother worked in this sector and sometimes took Ilaria to work with her. Then, once she grew up, she decided to attend the art institute of Modena with a ceramics specialization.

Now Ilaria Innocenti lives in Milan where she works developing projects for private clients and businesses. In 2010, she participated for the first time in “Fuorisalone” (Milan Design Week) and from there she began her research into a decorative language that combines freehand drawing, texture and inspiration to form narratives.

You might wonder...

Can I wash plates and mug in the dishwasher?

Yes, absolutely! The decorations of our products are baked in ceramics kilns at over 830°C. This allows the decoration to get into the porcelain enamel making it resistant to several washing cycles, both hand or by the dishwasher.
Please pay attention to some ilaria.i patterns that incorporate delicate decorations and precious gold bands that may be harmed by repeated use of strong detergents.
Please avoid lemon-based detergents as this may cause pitting on the gold trim. We recommend the use of liquid-base detergent over poweder/tablets.

Are these plates microwave safe?

It is possible to use the microwave for most of Ilaria.i dishes and mugs. However, some collection fully decorated with gold (e.g. Special Day) are not suitable at all for microwave. In these cases, we do not recommend the use of the microwave.

How can I hang the plates on the wall?

Use a wire plate holder that you can easily buy online or in a DIY store. In this case, you have to choose a wire hanger that fits with the diameter of the plate.

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The decal technique

Her products are in porcelain decorated in Italy with the decal technique that transfers the decoration onto a sheet of special paper. Once manually applied to the plate (or other shapes) it is fired at high temperatures (800 -1000°C). During firing, the sheet burns and the decoration fuses with the enamel of the plate.

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