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Five Circles [DEMO]
RON 446.02
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Description
Inspired by the notion of not hiding the objects we use, but allowing them to be part of the interior, Muller Van Severen designed a set of five geometric trays with multiple uses. Ideally utilised as a food tray, table decoration or unique serving platter, this multi-purpose piece can take pride of place in any contemporary kitchen or dining space. When piled up these five disks, with a diameter of 21cm and a thickness of 2cm, form a colourful sculpture on the dinner table which wants to be exhibited rather than hidden.