Halo bowls, fruit bowls or pin tray by David design
The call warm minimalism It is still a growing trend: Faced with the cold sobriety that defined the minimalism of the 90s, a new essential and rational style has emerged, but whose contemporary simplicity is not at odds with the rustic, the curved accent or the organic touches; and the use of natural woods has helped to enhance this type of decoration, which has been extended to new technologies (iPad cases or keyboards made of compact wood) and to kitchen accessories.
Benjamin Hubert's Halo fruit bowl for the Swedish firm David design is a good example of this. simplicity + emotion that warm minimalism defends: It is made from a single piece of oak, carved by hand in concentric circles in a staggered way. This means that the fruit does not touch the bowl in its entire support surface, which allows air to circulate, helps it ripen and prevents mold.
Halo bowls, fruit bowls or pin tray by David design
Another of the firm's accessories, the Tête-a-tête pepper and pepper set (designed by Staffan Holm), provides a very nice curved finish to the eye and to the touch. The salt shaker is the piece of natural ash and the black and white finishes correspond to the respective peppers. The rest of the colors are only made to order, great for fans of the kitchen who buy spices in bulk and grind them on the spot.
The Scandinavian company Scanwood is specialized in wooden utensils and accessories; One of its most interesting products is this paper towel holder, a compact block with a rough appearance (reminiscent of a tree stump) but sculptural character, which also offers a suggestive and comfortable way to hold the roll. It is made in beech, olive or maple and is available via the internet.
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