Little decorative items have been part of BD’s catalogue since Ettore Sottsass drafted the Shiva vase back in 1973.‎ Little architectural pieces is what the master called them, which have naturally paralleled larger furniture items, but not less important due to their size.‎ Among them is the humble water bottle designed by Josep M.‎ Jujol, the imperfect vases by Xavier Mañosa, or the more iconic Showtime series by Jaime Hayon.‎ An abundance of talent can be found in them, just the same as can be found in the pieces supporting them such as a cabinet.‎ Their purpose is a decorative one, although for us, they carry an emotional and artistic value.‎ They are timeless and with the passing of time we continue to add designs to a collection that continues to grow in importance within the range we have on offer.‎ Several months ago we presented our chandelier REmix collection by Curro Claret, and now we inaugurate a ceramic collection which carries Jaime Hayon’s unmistakable character and humour.‎ It’s called Happy Susto (fright in English) and is made in a couple of sizes, colours and finishes.‎Verified and glazed porcelain in white or blue with optional decorations in blue or white.‎