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Description Curved porcelain bowl The Divy porcelain bowl from Studio Zondag embodies elegance and simplicity to perfection. With its fine craftsmanship and timeless design, it blends seamlessly into any setting, whether in the kitchen, living room or office. The clear lines and gentle curvature give it a harmonious aesthetic, while the high-quality porcelain guarantees a…
Description Decorative bowl in oyster design made of brass The Oyster Decorative bowl from the Danish house ferm Living is a wonderfully decorative storage. Oyster Is cast from a real oyster shell and made of solid metal of 100% brass. Jewelry, burnt matches and all sorts of other small things can be ideally stored in…
Description Colourful bowl made of lime wood The wooden bowl of the Twergi collection from Alessi was designed by the famous designer Ettore Sottsass. The design of different elements and forms shows a structure typical for Sottsass. It develops in height and is meant to remind of a tree with a lush crown and roots…
Description Decorative bowl The ferm Living Nium bowl combines aesthetic design and practical functionality to create a versatile interior design accessory. With its organic shape, high-quality materials and a touch of Scandinavian flair, this bowl is a stylish highlight in the home. The Nium bowl impresses with its organic shape, which is reminiscent of natural…
Description Stone look bonbonnière The Stain Bonboniere from the manufacturer Muubs is perfect for storing all kinds of small items such as jewelry, cash or keys. The unique surface comes from the use of special craftsmanship. Due to its subtle storage function can Stain optimally used as an inconspicuous decoration. Round storage jar can be…
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…
Description Marble Bowl with Feet The Alza bowl from ferm Living reinterprets the classic shape of the bowl. Its elongated shape and the two feet make the bowl a decorative accessory in the living area. The bowl is made of black Selvaras marble from India or Indian Banswara marble in white. The material and the…
Description decorative shell The Conch shell from Mette Ditmer is a versatile decorative bowl that can be placed in any room of the home. It immerses the living space in the elegance of the sea and can be used to store small trinkets. The shell is inspired by the natural beauty of nature and reflects…
Description Sculptural vase made from hand-glazed ceramic The Babaru Bowl from 101 Copenhagen balances on a small bubble and is a sculptural interpretation of traditional Japanese bowl design. Named after the Japanese word for bubble, Baburu is available in three sizes and can be used for storage or as a stand-alone piece of art that…
Description Sculptural decorative bowl The Fragilis Deco Bowl from Audo is a unique bowl that sets real accents with its exciting look. Whether on the living room table, the dining table, in the office, the bedroom or in the hallway, the Fragilis Dekoschale draws the eye to itself. Designed by Swedish designer and ceramist Cecilia…
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 Set of bowls made of glass with ink pattern The Tinta Glass bowls from the house of ferm Living are indispensable at Sunday brunch thanks to their unusual look. The Spanish term Tinta stands for ink and is therefore the perfect name for the spot-like pattern. Made of pressed glass, the set of 3…
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