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Description Clay bowls with artistic design With the fascinating patterns of the Line Bowls from Normann Copenhagen , new accents are set on the table. These extraordinary red clay bowls are decorated with eye-catching prints in bold black and delicate cream, making them the epitome of elegance. The Line Bowls are more than just functional…
Description Bowl with high rim The By Hand bowl from Mette Ditmer is a stunning piece of tableware or decor that brings elegance and character to the home. This particular design gives the bowl a striking presence and sets it apart from traditional bowls. The uneven design of the high rim gives the bowl an…
Description Versatile Use The Split Bowl by the German designer Martha Schwindling for Schnbuch offers many different uses. The bowl consists of two halves that can be used together or separately. The concave surface can be turned over to have a smooth level surface instead. As an option, only one half can be turned over…
Description hand shaped glass bowl The Confetti bowl by Husch Interior evokes the lively and cheerful holiday spirit, full of confetti and joyful memories of special holidays and the positive emotions that get-togethers evoke. The colorful design brings good cheer to the living room and, when exposed to light, creates a beautiful play of shadows….
Description Bowl for fruit and decoration The Earth Bowl from Serax forms a centerpiece in any interior. Placed on the dining table, the bowl can form a storage for fruit, but also find use as a decorative eye-catcher on the shelf or sideboard. Thus, decorative stones or other cherished objects can be displayed in the…
Description Marble bowl Humdakin marble bowl is the ideal accessory for the entire living area. It can be wonderfully placed in the kitchen, living room or even in the bathroom. From fruits to decorative stones or beauty tools like Gua Sha or a Jade Roller, the bowl can be used in many ways. Since the…
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 Kaleido Trays: Colorful Design from Denmark Kaleido is an original tray series that was designed by graphic and product designer Clara von Zweigberg for the company Hay. The colorful and different sized trays offer a lot of functions and combination possibilities. Starting with the small Kaleido XS, which can be used as bowl for…
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 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 Designer Adam Cornish created the basket for Alessi inspired by the spiral shape of a nautilus shell. The modern industrial manufacturing process allows the nature-inspired shape of the Trinity bowl to make it an exceptional home accessory. The Trinity dishes are produced in Crusinallo, Italy from a steel sheet using a laser perforation process,…
Description Aluminium shell with diamond pattern The Outback bowl by Philippi is characterised by its deliberately irregular shape, which is the result of traditional handicraft. It is made of aluminium, which is processed with a hammer and then powder-coated in matt black. A fine rhombic pattern adorns the surface of the bowl and provides Outback…
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