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Description Stainless steel bowl with folds The Margarethe bowl from Philippi is ideal for serving fruit, vegetables or snacks and is a real eye-catcher. The bowl is made of stainless steel, which was brought into its curved shape by hand. The drapery is reminiscent of a theatre curtain and therefore looks particularly elegant. On the…
Description Provence is a timeless glass bowl by the designed Per Lutken that inserts a fine breeze into the kitchen or the lounge area. With its simple retro-look, Provence is perfectly suitable to serve salads, snacks or fruits. The Provence series from the Danish glass design company Holmegaard already exists since 1956. It is still…
Description Bowl made of recycled cork The Cork Bowl Vitra is a design by the British designer Jasper Morrison. Made of solid, turned cork, the bowl is particularly robust, insensitive to moisture and convinces with its light weight. Cork is a renewable resource, making the material particularly sustainable. The recycled cork is particularly coarse-grained and…
Description Stoneware bowl The Nordic Coal bowl from Broste Copenhagen is wonderful for serving soups, salads or snacks. It adorns the breakfast table in the morning as well as the festively decorated table in the evening. The Nordic Coal bowl is always a good choice and convinces with its special design with the irregular glaze….
Description Glass bowl in mosaic design The Blaze bowl from Hubsch Interior convinces with its shape and the colorful, cheerful pattern. Made of mouth-blown glass, the bowl presents a mosaic design that holds a long tradition. The colors of the pattern shine in different shades depending on the incidence of light. Thus, the bowl provides…
Description Decorative bowl with grooves in stone resin material The Art Piece Patch bowl from Mette Ditmer brings character and excitement to home decor with its substantial size and unique details. The surface of the bowl features grooves that create a patchwork-inspired expression that is original and unique. The bowl can be used as a…
Description Borosilicate glass bowl set The Borosilicate bowl with lid from Hay wonderfully combines functional as well as optical properties. The extremely simple design harmonizes wonderfully with the noble color of the set. In addition to the bowl, a matching lid and spoon are also included. So sugar, salt or even jam or honey can…
Description Solid Granite Bowl In 1963, Danish architect and designer Poul Kjrholm furnished the town hall of the city of Fredericia. The trained furniture maker also designed the furnishings himself. As a special piece of jewellery, the Dane designed a 30 x 60 x 60 cm ashtray made of marble, which, with its 250 kg…
Description Glazed ceramic bowl with flower look The Bloom bowl from the Danish manufacturer 101 Copenhagen impresses with its elegant look of intertwining petals. Bloom The bowl is inspired by the floral design of the 70s, but has been given a modern, raw and clear expression. The gently curved surface contrasts with the strong basic…
Description practical glass bowl with lid The Sylvia bowl from Broste Copenhagen form the perfect combination of elegance and functionality. The exquisite bowl is carefully designed to beautify the table while providing practical solutions for serving and storing food. Made of sturdy transparent glass, this bowl adds a timeless beauty to the table. The clear…
Description Handmade wicker basket The ceramics Centerpiece from ferm Living is a unique basket for the dining table. It combines the traditional Danish craftsmanship of basket weaving with pottery. With its subtle colors and timeless lattice look, it is ideal for the dining room and kitchen. The Centerpiece can be used as a fruit bowl,…
Description Bowl made of stainless steel rods Blow Up Reminiscent of Mikado, Alessi ‘s bowl is based on the idea of welding hypothetical steel wire scraps together to create different container shapes. Common to all objects in the Alessi Blow Up collection is the unmistakable signature of the Brazilian Campana brothers. The seemingly random arrangement…
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