A circular bowl with an oval-looking outline. Finn Juhl’s 1954 design uses a rising and falling rim to shape its mirror-polished steel surface. Choose from two sizes for fruit, a dining-table centerpiece, or display on a sideboard. Sold individually.

Description

The Circle Bowl gives a round form an unexpectedly oval outline. Its rim rises and dips around the opening, while mirror-polished steel reflects the fruit inside and the colors of the surrounding room. Danish architect and furniture designer Finn Juhl drew the bowl in 1954, giving its thin metal sides the sweeping curves found throughout his work.

Produced by Danish design brand Architectmade, this polished stainless steel fruit bowl comes in two diameters. The smaller version measures just under eight inches across, leaving room for other objects on a kitchen counter or side table. The larger bowl spans almost twelve inches, providing a broader display for fruit on a dining table or island. Both work equally well empty, where the curved interior and reflections remain visible.

Choose Small or Large; each bowl is sold individually. Pair the two sizes for a display at different scales, or give one as a housewarming gift.

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Finn Juhl

Finn Juhl (1912–1989) was a Danish architect and designer whose sculptural furniture helped bring Danish modern design to an international audience. Born in Copenhagen, he studied architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts before working for Vilhelm Lauritzen and opening his own studio in 1945. Self-taught in furniture design, Juhl drew inspiration from modern art, developing organic shapes around the proportions of the human body. W...

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