Geometry Bowl

The Geometry Bowl is the result of the meeting between Belgian ceramist Ann Van Hoey and chef Peter Goossens. Manufactured by Serax, the bowls are made of bone china, known for its chip resistance, and characterized by a creamy white color and high gloss. The uniquely shaped and perfectly rounded bottom gives the bowls a special kinetic feature which allows them to teeter when touched. Part of the designer's vision, this feature gives the object a playful characteristic and also makes them easier to use as small mixers that fit perfectly into one's hand.

Available in five different sizes, the bowls can also be displayed inside each other like Matryoshka dolls. Inspired by the language of shapes, the Geometry Bowls exude elegance and playfulness.

The Geometry Bowl is the result of the meeting between Belgian ceramist Ann Van Hoey and chef Peter Goossens. Manufactured by Serax, the bowls are made of bone china, known for its chip resistance, and characterized by a creamy white color and high gloss. The uniquely shaped and perfectly rounded bottom gives the bowls a special kinetic feature which allows them to teeter when touched. Part of the designer's vision, this feature gives the object a playful characteristic and also makes them easier to use as small mixers that fit perfectly into one's hand.

Available in five different sizes, the bowls can also be displayed inside each other like Matryoshka dolls. Inspired by the language of shapes, the Geometry Bowls exude elegance and playfulness.

The Geometry Bowl is the result of the meeting between Belgian ceramist Ann Van Hoey and chef Peter Goossens. Manufactured by Serax, the bowls are made of bone china, known for its chip resistance, and characterized by a creamy white color and high gloss. The uniquely shaped and perfectly rounded bottom gives the bowls a special kinetic feature which allows them to teeter when touched. Part of the designer's vision, this feature gives the object a playful characteristic and also makes them easier to use as small mixers that fit perfectly into one's hand.

Available in five different sizes, the bowls can also be displayed inside each other like Matryoshka dolls. Inspired by the language of shapes, the Geometry Bowls exude elegance and playfulness.

The Geometry Bowl is the result of the meeting between Belgian ceramist Ann Van Hoey and chef Peter Goossens. Manufactured by Serax, the bowls are made of bone china, known for its chip resistance, and characterized by a creamy white color and high gloss. The uniquely shaped and perfectly rounded bottom gives the bowls a special kinetic feature which allows them to teeter when touched. Part of the designer's vision, this feature gives the object a playful characteristic and also makes them easier to use as small mixers that fit perfectly into one's hand.

Available in five different sizes, the bowls can also be displayed inside each other like Matryoshka dolls. Inspired by the language of shapes, the Geometry Bowls exude elegance and playfulness.