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Description Bowl for children The Mini Djaco Bowl from Bloomingville is a delightful and practical accessory from the Mini collection of Bloomingville . This bowl is specially designed for children and is perfect for use during meals or for snacks and small treats. The Mini Djaco Bowl impresses with its child-friendly design and high-quality workmanship….
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 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 “La Stanza dello Sciroccois a fruit bowl with a poetic background. Designer Mario Trimarchi took his inspiration for his fruit bowl from the thoughtful and silent atmosphere of a room in the inside of the large, old cottages on Sicily. According to his own statement, he lingered in the room to escape the mugginess…
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 Three legged decorative bowl The decorative bowl from Stoff Nagel expands the manufacturer’s series of iconic candleholders, which were designed back in the late 1960s by Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff were designed. The bowl is based on the three-legged shape of the candlestick and thus fits perfectly into the series of Stoff Nagel…
Description functional storage basket The Tale Basket by Serax is a versatile and stylish storage solution that combines functionality with contemporary design. This beautifully designed basket is perfect for organizing and displaying various items in the home or office. The Tale Basket is carefully woven with care and precision, using high-quality materials that ensure durability…
Description Stylish bowls made of solid glass The Press Bowl from Tom Dixon is suitable for presenting fruit, snacks, small everyday objects – steals the show from its contents in any case. Even without contents the bowl is already a real highlight: The light is caught in the thick glass grooves before it breaks into…
Description Artful stoneware bowl with reactive glaze The Esca Bowl from ferm Living is a real eye-catcher thanks to its unusual silhouette! The name Esca is derived, mutatis mutandis, from the term “escalated”. A total of three massive legs balance the bowl and give it a certain lightness. The unique bowl made of stoneware with…
Description Decorative bowl in chestnut shape made of stone resin The Art Piece Chestnut decorative bowl from Mette Ditmer is a functional bowl inspired by a chestnut. The bowl convinces with its clear and graphic lines and thus fits perfectly into different living ambiences. On the side table next to the sofa or on the…
Description Oh Lá Lá the fruit bowl by Martin Gschwendtner is a real eye-catcher. Three wooden boards can be connected with magnets to form an exceptional fruit bowl with a completely special appearance. The industrial designer Martin Gschwendtner designed the bowl in celebration of his bachelor thesis. The Oh Lá Lá Bowl skilfully demonstrates the…
Description Inspired by the magic of underwater worlds, the jewellery designer Emma Silvestris designed a fairytale fruit bowl with Mediterraneo that gains its attractiveness and appeal from the contrast of soft, delicate forms and hard material. The plant arms seem to move softly upwards to the water surface. Clearly: The bowl imitates corals, the name…
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