Chub Bowl
With its inherently playful yet minimalistic design, Chub stands out for its evident sturdiness, a tribute to the solid, durable quality of wooden interior objects from the designer’s 1970’s childhood. Chub is crafted from FSCTM certified (FSC-C163461) ash and distinguished by four chubby feet placed at each corner in an almost monolithic manner. An elegantly curved bowl rests atop, adding a utilitarian element to the design, which presents itself as a decorative object and a functional bowl in equal measure. Sami Kallio elaborates: “The idea was to create something between a podium and a bowl. Sculptural enough to be its own centerpiece, but simple enough to let any contents shine”.
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Chub Bowl
With its inherently playful yet minimalistic design, Chub stands out for its evident sturdiness, a tribute to the solid, durable quality of wooden interior objects from the designer’s 1970’s childhood. Chub is crafted from FSCTM certified (FSC-C163461) ash and distinguished by four chubby feet placed at each corner in an almost monolithic manner. An elegantly curved bowl rests atop, adding a utilitarian element to the design, which presents itself as a decorative object and a functional bowl in equal measure. Sami Kallio elaborates: “The idea was to create something between a podium and a bowl. Sculptural enough to be its own centerpiece, but simple enough to let any contents shine”.
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With its inherently playful yet minimalistic design, Chub stands out for its evident sturdiness, a tribute to the solid, durable quality of wooden interior objects from the designer’s 1970’s childhood. Chub is crafted from FSCTM certified (FSC-C163461) ash and distinguished by four chubby feet placed at each corner in an almost monolithic manner. An elegantly curved bowl rests atop, adding a utilitarian element to the design, which presents itself as a decorative object and a functional bowl in equal measure. Sami Kallio elaborates: “The idea was to create something between a podium and a bowl. Sculptural enough to be its own centerpiece, but simple enough to let any contents shine”.
