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design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC

design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC
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design house stockholm | sand secrets small bowl | red - LC

Dimensions: Diameter 8.2 x 10.2cm high | 220 g
Material: High-fired stoneware, unglazed outside and matte glazed inside.

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The trend to bring forward a multitude of different dishes for the table certainly does require the stage be set with a variety of vessels. Glazed on the inside, raw but softly polished on the exterior.

The table is a stage for culinary events. Saucers, bowls, cutlery, dishes, pans, vases, guests, candles: they all form part of a scenography that let the food shine in all its glory. And the stage, be it at home or in a restaurant, requires dramaturgy. Not everything revealed at the same moment, but secrets exposed one after another. Lift the lid to present flavour and fragrances retained within along with vitamins and healthy nutrients. Keep the food warm or cold, according to taste.

Carina Seth Andersson has once again managed to balance perfection and particularity in her new additions to Sand Secrets, her series of stoneware originally conceived for Nationalmuseum in Stockholm. The different objects are abstract yet familiar, alluding to age-old traditions refined to perfection.

‘There is a moment of surprise when you lift the lid,’ says Carina Seth Andersson. ‘The secrets of the chef unveiled! Together these earthenware objects will create a whole little landscape on the table.’

Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe.

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Design House Stockholm is a publishing house for contemporary Scandinavian design, with products ranging from furniture to fashion, lighting, tabletop and limited studio editions. With the aim of enhancing everyday life, Design House Stockholm has been changing the way people think about their living and working space for many years.

They credit their success to the way they work; in an extensive network of more than 60 independent designers, in the same way publishing houses work with authors. They collaborate with both new, up-and-coming talent and established names.

Although the majority of their designers are from Scandinavia, Design House Stockholm work with designers from all over the world in order to find that special Scandinavian touch. Unlike many other companies, they don't try to force the fresh and free designs into a fixed production apparatus. Instead, they use their extensive networks to find the right kind of production facilities, at the same time as exploring new production methods. All this transforms ideas into real products.

Their collection of functional and aesthetically refined design products of timeless appeal ranges from tableware and lighting to furniture and textiles. Today their collection boldly ranges from the conceptual to arts and crafts-like pragmatism, from decoratively maximalist to utterly minimalist.
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Carina Seth Andersson is a Swedish designer who is known for her distinctive yet purposeful objects in glass, ceramic and sometimes textile. Her design process is about scaling-back, finding the balance between simplicity and meaningful form to result in pieces that have a timeless quality.

Carina works on commissions from a wide range of Scandinavian and international design producers, as well as in her studio in Gustavsberg, an area famous for its porcelain production in the Stockholm archipelago.

With an MFA from Konstfack, Carina lectures at Beckmans College of Design and at various design courses throughout Sweden.
Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world. Her pieces are also part of the permanent collections at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam and Designmuseum Danmark in Copenhagen.

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