Smaller Objects
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Designed by Jin Kuramoto this bowl was inspired by a visit to heat press molding factory, a lonely insole spotted in a corner provided a fascination with the technique of fabric fused in a hot metal tool press. This soft yet structured piece plays with the idea of material, function…
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The French mathematician Gabriel Lame first described the formula of the superellipse, since then it has been used for practical purposes by architects, designers, mathematicians such as Piet Hein who in collaboration with architect David Helldén designed Stockholm’s central square. Things made with straight lines well fit together and save…
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Bisque the name explains all, this tri of vessels with their soft rounded bases was designed as a votive holder, charming pieces made from thin bisque porcelain. When tea lights are lit, a warmth radiates from these translucent bowls. Using sets of three is a pleasing design principal that is…
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Bowl-bowl is made from solid gauge spun copper, two bowls that meet, sit comfortably with each other to form a container but also pieces that can stand alone. Together or individual, they intended to be used however you desires, serving bowl, container for keys, endless scenarios. The pure copper will…
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In Sweden, a butter knife is nearly always made of wood. Beechwood leaves no taste and has inherent anti-bacterial properties making it the perfect choice for the Butero. Its solid ergonomic handle and the natural material provides ease and just the right amount friction enabling you to spread your bread…
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Did you know that one Soapstone’s unique properties is that it has the ability to hold a temperature? It is also dishwasher proof and as it’s stone it has beautiful variation in its colouring. Just place the Cold coaster in the freezer before use, allow it to accumulate a good…
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The Cold cooler like the Cold coasters is made from natural Soapstone and has the ability to hold its temperature, just use it like the cold coasters by letting it create a good chill in the fridge or freezer and it will hold its temperature, eliminating the use and mess…
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The Dot doorstop made of Oakwood a hardhood, sturdy, simplistic in its designed with thought and simplicity. Eero Koivsto say, “There’s nothing wrong with a normal wooden wedge as a doorstop except…. It looks untidy. It’s like this little piece that is never aligned with anything.” Earo continues: “The actual…
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“When they are fixed they are always ’wrong’ always right. They are also inviting and tactile to touch and they add a small visual twist to your kitchen or wardrobe wall,” says Ola Rune. Face is a set of three cabinet knobs or wall hooks that have a dissimilarity, a…
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“With this pair of trivets, we wanted to pay homage to the old iron stove, still present today in many old country houses in Sweden” says Mårten Claesson. The typical 19th century wood burning stoves with their blackened cast iron rings were made in different sizes enabling the hotplate to…
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Insalata, salad servers made of wood inspired by the rigid handheld Japanese fans called the uchiwa, is a fan shape reminiscent of a gingko leaf. This shape not only beautiful allows for a generous proportion to be served with the added addition of strategic holes drilled in one spoon permits…
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This expresso cup is balanced perfectly with the right sculptural elements, a meticulously crafted closed ear to allow for an easy grip between your thumb and index finger. Designed by Luca Nichetto, a native Venice who knows his way around ceramics as well as a good coffee. Sold in sets…
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The longboard made from a piece of heat-treated beechwood creating a natural darkening without the use of any staining chemicals add a piece of natural beechwood produces a colour-split, not only aesthetic but practical as it avoids strain on the join because they both share the same properties. In the…
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James Irvine (1958-2013) was a very dear friend and inspiration for Claesson Koivisto Rune. Mårten Claesson says,’It is with great pride that we can help present to the word a product not just designed by James Irvine and never before put into production, but one of his first designs ever.”…
