The Mediterraneo Collection

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The extraordinary success of the “Mediterraneo” fruit holder by Emma Silvestris in 2006 drove us to explore the potential for expanding this icon into new types of products.

ok very edgy and modern and matches a napkin holder I have also bought on Wayfair. Only problem is that only a wider inner roll of paper towels will fit it so there is some difficulty getting it to fit all paper towel rolls. Lorraine. Santa Fe, NM. Sun Jun 13 2021

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This collection series was inspired by the weightlessness of marine life. The collection of fruit bowls and its extraordinary success in 2006 prompted the manufacturer to explore the potential for expanding this icon to new types of products.

This is not only a napkin holder but a piece of art. It still look good when it's left emptied. I subtracted 1 star because we have to get an 8"x8" (not a common size) napkin in order for it to look good in the tray. We are lucky enough to have an Ikea near by which they sell 8"x8" napkin so we usually stock up.. Wendy. Arcadia, CA. Wed Mar 09 2016

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Display your fabulous napkins tucked inside the Mediterraneo paper napkin holder. With stainless steel construction, this napkin holder will last many years to come.

Very sturdy and will show up any type of napkin - very modern and functional. Lorraine. Santa Fe, NM. Tue Aug 18 2020

Emma Silvestris, the jewelry designer by trade, celebrates the tree of waters with this fruit bowl, transferring into the cut metal the magical and symbolic aura that has always accompanied this precious material since the age of antiquity.

Thank you very much very good quity recomend to all. Gayane. Glendale, CA. Tue Dec 23 2014

The successful and iconic design family named "Mediterraneo'' has been translated into new types of kitchen utensils (jars and a hook) and bathroom items (all-purpose container, soap dish, and toothbrush holder).

Ordered for a client!! She loved it!! Great and efficient service from Wayfair!. Samar. FL. Sun Sep 03 2017

Emma Silvestris, the jewelry designer by trade, celebrates the tree of waters with this fruit bowl, transferring into the cut metal the magical and symbolic aura that has always accompanied this precious material since the age of antiquity.