Kubus bowl, mini, white

Audo Copenhagen

CHF 91.80

Colour: White


Audo Copenhagen
Kubus bowl
CHF 91.80


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Description

Audo Copenhagen's Kubus Mini bowl is perfect for serving salt and pepper or storing small items and little plants. The bowl comes with a food-safe inlay, which can be separated from the frame when needed. The bowl was designed by Søren Lassen based on original drawings from the Danish architect and designer Mogens Lassen. Lassen drew his inspiration from the Bauhaus movement, which is visible in the beautiful, geometric design of the bowl and its cubic steel base.

Material
Lacquered steel
Colour
White
Length
7 cm
Width
7 cm
Height
7 cm
Weight
0.4 kg
Care instructions
Wipe with a cloth. Not suitable for dishwasher.
Product ID
BY20100

Søren Lassen

Søren Lassen has lead by Lassen, the Danish family business founded in 2008, famous for the relaunches of the renowned architect brothers Mogens and Flemming Lassen. Søren Lassen is the grandson of Mogens Lassen, and in addition to running the company, he has also designed products for the brand. The functionalist style of his grandfather has had a major influence on Søren Lassen’s designs, and his products often have a clean-lined and geometric design language.

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