Shabbychic Dinner Set No. 10 by Piero Lissoni—a Gessato-curated trio: deep navy paired with two blue-on-white patterns. Lissoni’s take on the 1980s shabby-chic idea favors “controlled imperfection,” the kind you’d spot in a well-loved flea-market find and keep forever. This setting reads collected, not matching: a solid midnight plate anchors the stack; the next scatters small sprigs in an easy, hand-drawn rhythm; the third lays down a crisp lattice of dots and lines. The contrast is part graphic, part memory—white rims catch evening light, the navy base gives everything a calm horizon. Weeknight pasta or a longer dinner with friends—swap the order between courses, mix in plain whites you already own, or set the table with three different tops at once. The look feels personal without fuss, exactly the point of Shabbychic.