Molino grinder, horizontal, beech natural

Hem

NZD$240.00 NZD$267.00
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Colour: Natural beech


Hem
Molino grinder
NZD$240.00 NZD$267.00



Description

Hem's Molino grinder blurs the line between everyday objects and sculptural decoration: the spice grinder happens to be both. Grinder's playful design and geometric shapes were inspired by the energy and vitality of designer Fabien Cappello's homeland, Mexico. Made from beech, the Molino spice grinder brings life and joy to any table setting – this spice grinder is so much fun to use that food might be in danger of becoming too spicy!

Material
Beech
Colour
Natural beech
Width
13 cm
Height
29 cm
Diameter
9 cm
Weight
0.6 kg
Care instructions
Wipe with a damp cloth.
Product ID
HE31439

 Fabien Cappello

French Fabien Cappello (s. 1984) is a furniture and product designer that has been shaking things up with his unique blend of creativity, technical know-how and an excellent eye for detail. He has studied at the University of Art and Design (ECAL) in Lausanne, Switzerland and at the Royal College of Art of London, where he graduated in 2009. The next year he founded his eponymous studio. Since 2016, Fabien has lived and worked in Mexico City.

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