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Description minimalist shell The Platon Bowl from Broste Copenhagen is more than just a simple dish; it embodies style, functionality and Scandinavian elegance in a single product. The Platon Bowl is a masterpiece of contemporary design. With its clean lines, geometric shapes and minimalist aesthetic, it blends seamlessly into modern interiors. The combination of modern…
Description Solid wood bowl with lid The Bowl of the German manufacturer Schnbuch is with its natural, noble look an absolute eye-catcher! It is made of solid wood by hand. Please note that there may be minimal product deviations due to the hand production, as each bowl is unique. Depending on your wishes the Bowl…
Description The German designer Constantin Wortmann likes to play with the viewer’s perception. His Cobra Bowl appears dynamic and is a typical example for his vision of transformation. With the Cobra Bowl, Wortmann has translated the flowing design language of the collection by Georg Jensen into a new context. The shape smoothly winds its way…
Description Double-walled bowl with relief decoration The double-walled bowl with relief decoration by Alessi was designed by Jasper Morrison and impresses with its particularly simple appearance and soft curves. The elegant, double-walled shell has a particularly noble appearance due to the granulated surface. Available in various colours, the double-walled bowl with its plastic effect sets…
Description Versatile bowl for the dining table The Flow fruit bowl is ideal for serving fruit and salads and for use as a cereal bowl. It is also ideal for storing personal items such as keys, glasses and other small everyday items. The Flow fruit bowl is part of the Flow tableware series by ferm…
Description Handmade stoneware bowl with splash pattern The Omhu Bowl from the manufacturer ferm Living reflects craftsmanship in a simple way. Omhu Is the Danish word for “make an effort” – this is exactly what goes into the making of each bowl. It is made of stoneware and features a unique, colorful spray pattern, which…
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 Glass bowl with base The échasse bowls from Audo stand, as their French name suggests, on stilts (French échasse ). The vases and bowls from the échasse series were designed by Theresa Arns, who here combines the elegance of a classic glass vase with a light, playful expression. Glass and brass The échasse series…
Description Wooden Tray for Easy Storage The Dice tray bowl made of oiled solid wood was designed by Stefan Diez for Schnbuch. The wooden bowl is very versatile and can be used as a tray for drinks and meals, as storage for keys and magazines or as a stand for candles and vases. Practical and…
Description Decorative tray for kitchen and living room Elegant and high quality processed trays from the Collection can be used in many ways thanks to their generous dimensions: In the kitchen, oils and spices can be collected on the tray, in the living room it serves as a decorative tray for candlesticks, vases and other…
Description Aluminium decorative bowl The Foy deco bowl from House Doctor becomes the focal point of the interior. On a dining table or sideboard, the oval shaped bowl can be filled and combined with numerous decorations. The large decorative bowl is made of aluminum and covered with a dark brass glaze, which provides a special…
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…
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