© Annika Giesbert

Homage to an ice cube

Homage to an ice cube

1st prize: 5th Trieste Contempo-ranea Design Competition 2002 (Italy). Exhibitions in Murano, Trieste, Biennale 2003, Italy and Budapest, Hungary.

An interpretation of the melting process of ice: stable and moving elements, square and round shapes, frosted and clear surfaces.

DescriptionPlate: d. 240 mm, h. 150 mmBowl: d. 120 mm, h. 90 mmIce cube: 40 x 40 x 40 mm

DimensionsPlate and bowl: Clear glass with partially sandblasted surface,Ice cube.

Materials Award

The glass duo is an eye-catcher for residential and dining interior.It can also be used in additionwith fl owers, or food.

The ice cube is placed on the plate… …the bowl on top of it.

When the ice starts to melt the bowl starts to move and glides gently into another position.

© Annika Giesbert

Lucullus

Lucullus

The module functions on either side according to the food that is served. Spread out on the table: A mise en scène of a Lucullan feast for a new ‚generation‘ of tableware.

Oval shape: 220 x180 x h. 20 mmPorcelain (compressed), 3mm Rosenthal Design Award – Gene-rations: Selected for exhibition at the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich, Germany, 2004.

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fruiTable

fruiTable

Sixth Trieste Contemporanea Design Competition 2004 (Italy):Selected for exhibition in Venice and Trieste, Italy.

Clear glass, 2mm Plate: d. 280, h. 30 mm, Bowl: d.180, h. 90 mm, Top: d. 280, h. 40 mm

A triology for desert. Used singularly or combined.

For hot seasons: the bowl is filled with crushed ice cooling the ice cream. Condensed water drops onto the bottom plate.

A festive arrangement for a lavish buffet

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