Fresh glass container with silicone lid
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David Chipperfield designs a set of lidded bowls that elegantly combines two functions: carefully storing food while also bringing it to the table in style.
Form and function — The three containers differ in color, shape, and size, creating a harmonious look and making them instantly recognizable.
Design for everyday routines — Ideal for anyone who believes that even the simplest everyday gestures deserve beauty and quality design.
Space- and food-saving — The stackable glass containers maximize kitchen space, while the silicone seal keeps food fresh for longer.
Conscious design — A project that transforms a focus on food into an elegant expression of respect for the world we live in.
Layers of color — Precise lines and playful pastel gradients turn simple, functional containers into aesthetically refined objects.
David Chipperfield
Born in London in 1953. The architect founded David Chipperfield Architects in 1984. The firm has won numerous national and international competitions, including the one for the River and Rowing Museum. In 2006, he was appointed a Royal Designer for Industry. He has received numerous prestigious awards, including the RIBA Royal Gold Medal for Architecture and the Pritzker Architecture Prize. He has taught and lectured around the world. He is currently an honorary professor at the University of the Arts London. His design approach is based on an appreciation of materials and purity of form.