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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…
Description Moon is a big, translucent bowl by Kartell. The effective bowl reminds us of the surface of the moon. The Moon Bowl has its name from the structural raisings and recesses that appear according to the angle the bowl is watched from, and which reminds us of the surface of the moon. As serving…
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 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 Round decorative plate in versch. Colors The Donna Deco plate from Broste Copenhagen is a steel, very minimalist tray with a narrow edge. With its different colors it fits into any ambience and can be used well as a presentation plate for decorative objects, candles or perfumes. The round decorative plate can also be…
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 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 Bubble look glass bowl The Rain Bowl of the Danish manufacturer House Doctor is indispensable in any household. The eye-catching bowls are especially inviting thanks to their airy loose look. In keeping with the name, the design of the bowl is marked with many mini bubbles. In the summer on the dining table comes…
Description The Alessi Blow Up fruits basket, reminiscent of a game of jackstraws, is based on the idea of welding hypothetical steel wire remainders in order to create different container shapes. All of the objects of the Alessi Blow Up collection share the unmistakable handwriting of the Brazilian Campana brothers. The seemingly random arrangement of…
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 Bowl with stylized wings The Wing Shell from 101 Copenhagen is all about gravity and the feeling of floating through the air. Wing is a sculptural bowl that is aerodynamically shaped. The silhouette consists of two wings and a single cylindrical leg as a solid contrast. The bowl is cast from a lightweight fiber…
Description Artful metal and enamel bowls Art meets metal – Already the first look at the Stockholm bowl by Bernadotte & Kylberg is enough to show the specialness of the object. The bowl by Stelton is made of aluminium and enamel and has a unique design that is inspired by the home country of the…
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Mette Ditmer - Conch Shell