Al Dente: Deliciously Creative Hardware from Lo & Co

In a collaboration with interior designer Tali Roth, Lo & Co Interiors introduces an Italian-inspired hardware collection that echoes some of the country’s most recognisable pasta forms.

Celebrating the joy and heritage of traditional pasta shapes, the range highlights the expressive curves and folds that give handmade pasta its distinctive character. Each piece began as a hand-shaped clay form, before being translated into precisely crafted architectural hardware.

“For me, the kitchen has always been the most intimate space — where life happens, and memories simmer … and pasta is shared with family. I wanted to create whimsical accessories — sophisticated but not too serious,” designer Tali Roth explains.

“The Al Dente collection’s curves are deliciously refined forms, inspired by the folds of handmade pasta savoured in Italy’s old villages … sentimental and blurring the lines between necessity.”

The collection includes a series of handles, knobs, and entry pulls, each available in a curated range of finishes. 

The Al Dente collection is available in New Zealand exclusively from Lo & Co.

loandcointeriors.com.au

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