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Description Woven metal basket The Bakkie basket from the Dutch company Pols Potten is a wonderfully cheerful living element with its decorative, colorful and playful design. The woven look in matt, powder-coated metal is a nod to the genuine craftsmanship of weaving. The choice of metal material offers extremely high durability. The Bakkie basket can…
Description Sculptural bowl The 101 Copenhagen Curve Bowl is not just a bowl, but an art sculpture for the living room. With a unique combination of Scandinavian minimalism and artistic sophistication, this bowl brings a touch of elegance and functionality to the home. Made from high-quality material, the bowl is characterized by its Curve Bowl…
Description Mouth-blown glass bowl in retro look The Opal bowl by Kristina Dam convinces with its unique double layering, which emphasizes the transparency of the glass. The soft and gently curved design gives the bowl a retro look and also makes it lighter. Depending on the size, the Opal bowls are suitable for serving salads,…
Description The round metal wire basket “826” stands in the tradition of a long history of household items. In the late 1940s, when Alessi shifted from handcrafted metal processing to industrial production, the wire basket was one of the first objects which emerged in the engineering department through research in using new technologies like the…
Description Shell bowl made of cast stone The shell bowl from Mette Ditmer is an elegant eye-catcher for your own home. It can be positioned either individually on the coffee table in the living room or in the bedroom next to books, vases or candle holders. The shell bowl of Mette Ditmer is made of…
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 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 Wave-shaped bowl made of glass The Aer Bowl of the Danish label Audo inspires with its wave-shaped design. The smoke-colored glass in spiral movements modeled after the air. The sculptural surface of the bowl looks exceedingly charming. You have the choice – either filled with all kinds of treats or placed alone as a…
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 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 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 “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…
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