The Saturnia catalog expands with new collections designed to interpret the contemporary table setting through increasingly versatile patterns, surface textures, and color combinations.
The "Decorated" section welcomes Calliope, Sand, Iside, Flora, Dreamer, and Freckle, while the Colorline range introduces the new Sat-Matt, featuring a satin-matte finish. This update further broadens the selection for restaurants, hotels, and Ho.Re.Ca. professionals, while keeping design, functionality, and the culture of "Made in Italy" porcelain at the forefront.
Calliope 
Decorative geometric patterns with a strong Mediterranean vibe and varied color combinations create a lively, distinctive collection designed to add character to the table without sacrificing elegance.
Sand
Natural tones, soft shading, and a tactile aesthetic define an understated, contemporary line—ideal for enhancing food presentation and keeping the dish itself the star of the show.
Iside
A balanced, refined pattern that adapts perfectly to modern, professional table settings. A versatile collection available in various Saturnia shapes designed for the Ho.Re.Ca. sector.
Flora 
A natural theme reinterpreted with a fresh, modern touch. Flora brings an elegant decorative element to the table, designed to complement fresh, contemporary culinary creations.
Dreamer
A freer, more creative approach: Dreamer plays with classic-inspired patterns and variations that allow for coordinated yet flexible table settings, leaving room for individual personality.
Freckle 
A dynamic, informal style defines Freckle—a collection designed for those seeking a unique table setting that pairs easily with any dish.
These new offerings are part of a development journey that Saturnia had already begun showcasing at recent international trade fairs dedicated to professional hospitality.
Among the 2026 novelties is Sat-Matt, a new addition to the Colorline range.
The collection introduces a finish that blends satin and matte effects, creating surfaces with a more tactile, contemporary feel. Light is absorbed differently than with traditional porcelain, further highlighting the shapes, ingredients, and color contrasts of the plated dish.
It is a solution designed for contemporary dining, where the plate becomes an integral part of the visual and gastronomic experience.
The new 2026 collections reaffirm Saturnia’s commitment to developing products that combine aesthetic appeal, durability, versatility, and manufacturing quality—core elements of Saturnia’s philosophy and its offering for professional table settings. Saturnia’s decorations are applied under the glaze, and the porcelain is designed in compliance with European regulations for food contact materials.
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