Serax

Serax: Belgian design between craftsmanship and contemporary innovation

A design house driven by people and creativity

Founded in Belgium in 1986, Serax has established itself as a benchmark in contemporary design, offering everyday objects with a strong aesthetic dimension. Headed by Axel Van Den Bossche, this family-run business develops a deeply human vision of design, where each creation is the result of a dialogue between designers, craftsmen and materials. From tableware and furniture to lighting and decorative accessories, Serax collections reflect a constant search for balance between functionality, emotion and uniqueness.

An aesthetic language rooted in materials

The Serax universe is based on a sensitive approach to materials. Ceramic, stoneware, glass, metal and wood are worked with respect for their natural properties, with particular attention paid to textures, finishes and imperfections. Each piece reveals a unique character, far removed from standardized production. This sober, tactile aesthetic is part of a contemporary approach, where formal simplicity becomes a vector of lasting elegance.

Collaborations that shape the brand's identity

Serax builds its identity through strong collaborations with renowned designers and creators. Vincent Van Duysen, Ann Demeulemeester, Sergio Herman and Paola Navone all contribute to a coherent and demanding catalog. These partnerships allow us to cross disciplines and perspectives, giving rise to collections that go beyond their simple function to become real elements of expression in space.

The art of the table as a territory of excellence

Tableware occupies a central place in the Serax universe. Plates, dishes, glasses and accessories are designed to accompany both everyday use and more demanding gastronomic experiences. Collaborating with chefs such as Sergio Herman and Yotam Ottolenghi, the brand develops collections designed to enhance culinary presentation. Each piece becomes a visual stand that enhances the gesture of sharing.

A sustainable approach rooted in reality

Serax places sustainability at the heart of its philosophy. The brand favors resistant materials and responsible manufacturing processes to limit its environmental impact. FSC-certified packaging, optimization of resources and attention to product longevity bear witness to a concrete commitment. Beyond ecology, this approach translates into the creation of objects designed to last, both in terms of quality and timeless aesthetics.

A design vision focused on use and conviviality

Every Serax object is designed to accompany the moments of life. Whether it's a dinner party, a moment of sharing or a place to relax, the creations help to structure a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The brand values an approach to design that is accessible and functional, without ever abandoning its high aesthetic standards. This ability to reconcile use and emotion makes Serax a key player in contemporary design.

Emblematic Serax pieces

• Fish & Fish Carafe - Paola Navone - Pressed glass carafe
• Feast Collection - Ottolenghi x Serax - expressive ceramic tableware
• Surface Collection - Sergio Herman - Sandstone tableware
• August Collection - Vincent Van Duysen - indoor/outdoor furniture
• Pawn Side Table - Marie Michielssen - ceramic End table

Why choose Serax creations for your home?

When you choose Serax, you choose a design that values materials, gestures and use. The brand offers objects that are durable, expressive and functional, capable of adapting to different worlds while retaining a strong identity. Between craftsmanship and innovation, Serax offers a vision of design where each piece finds its place in everyday life.

Serax: frequently asked questions

Are Serax products suitable for everyday use?

Yes, Serax products are designed for everyday use. Tableware, in particular, combines sturdiness and aesthetics, enabling regular use while retaining a strong decorative dimension. Some collections are also used in professional contexts, which testifies to their reliability.

Do Serax products vary in appearance?

Yes, slight variations may appear from one piece to another. They are linked to the craft techniques used and are an integral part of the identity of Serax products. These differences are not defects, but elements that reinforce the unique character of each object.

How do I care for Serax ceramic and Sandstone products?

The care of Serax products depends on the collection, but most ceramic and Sandstone pieces can be cleaned with mild detergents. Some are dishwasher-safe, but it is advisable to check the specific instructions to preserve their quality and finish.