TrinityThe dynamic formal rhythm of the Trinity fruit bowl, designed by Adam Cornish, is created on the basis of a simple geometric shape which develops into a vortex to form an elegant concentric structure. The designer wanted to recreate the appearance of a natural element through modern industrial production processes. Due to its original form and large size, Trinity may be used not only as a fruit bowl but also as an elegant centerpiece.

fork and knife

Electric kettle in 18/10 stainless steel and thermoplastic resin

it is ideal for speeding up some preparations

The brakes on the rear wheels make the trolley free-standing when closed

Over the years it became a real pop icon

This long-handled saucepan is ideal for preparing sauces and dressings

Wall mirror with frame in steel coloured with epoxy resin

Glass jar with hermetic lid in beech-wood

The designer was inspired by the screened furniture in which food used to be stored

The entire range of product is minimal and essential thanks to its rectangular shape and very well finished with it's rounded edges

3 cup size (AAM33/3)

In a collection rich in different typologies