The open metal frame keeps the piece visually light, even in the black finish. It has a clean, architectural outline that works well with tile, stone, concrete, and wood, whether in a main bathroom, guest bath, or larger powder room. Part of the MODO collection, the towel rack pairs easily with matching bathroom accessories but also stands well on its own.

The black version is made from powder-coated stainless steel. Some assembly is required, and assembly tools are included.

Designed by Nadine Kümmel, the bin has a soft-close lid, a foot pedal, and a hidden liner system, so the bag stays tucked away instead of hanging over the edge. The 3-liter size is right for bathrooms, powder rooms, guest rooms, and smaller spaces where a full-size waste bin would feel clumsy.

Part of the AVA bathroom collection, it comes in several colors and pairs easily with the matching toilet brush and accessories. The tan version has a warm, quiet look that works especially well with stone, white tile, pale wood, and natural textures.

Designed by Nadine Kümmel, the tumbler works for toothbrushes, rinsing, or simply keeping the sink area more orderly. The shape is simple but not flat: slightly tapered, rounded at the base, and substantial enough to feel good in the hand. Use it alone or pair it with the AVA soap dispenser and other pieces from the collection.

Because each tumbler is hand-blown, small air bubbles and slight variations in shape or weight may appear. Clean with mild soap and water. Not dishwasher safe.

Designed by Nadine Kümel, AVA works well in bathrooms where every object has to earn its place. The holder has a soft, slightly tapered shape that feels more like a small vessel than a plastic utility piece. Use it on its own or pair it with the other AVA bathroom accessories for a more consistent setup. Available in several colors.

The hand-blown glass has a soft transparent color that deepens toward the base, where the material becomes thicker and more luminous. The lid sits neatly on top, with a small opening detail that makes it easy to lift. In the tan version, the piece has a warm amber tone that works beautifully with stone, wood, white tile, or a simple bathroom shelf.

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A hand-blown glass storage container with a matching lid, made for cotton pads, jewelry, bath salts, and small everyday objects.AVA collection, the container can be used in the bathroom, on a dressing table, or beside the bed. Small air bubbles and slight variations in shape or weight may appear, which is normal for hand-blown glass. Clean with mild soap and water. Not dishwasher safe.

Designed by Nadine Kümmel, the dispenser has a broad, rounded pump that matches the AVA collection and gives the piece a more finished look on the counter. The 8.5 oz capacity works well for hand soap, lotion, or dish soap, so it can move between a bathroom vanity, powder room, or kitchen sink.

Because the glass is hand-blown, small bubbles or slight variations in shape and weight may appear. That is part of the character of the piece. Available in several colors, and easy to pair with the other AVA bathroom accessories.

Designed by Sebastian Herkner for Blomus, the VAHLO side plate keeps the collection’s calm curves in a compact footprint. The low, rounded rim feels easy in the hand and frames small bites without crowding them. Stack a few next to the board; they read neat, not fussy.

Up close you’ll notice the glaze: a fine, natural speckle with subtle variation from piece to piece—stoneware with quiet character for everyday use.

At 5.9″ long (or 15.0 cm), it lands between a bread plate and a mini platter—handy from breakfast through late-night snacks.

Designed by Sebastian Herkner for Blomus, this shallow bowl keeps VAHLO’s soft geometry in a compact square footprint. The gently rounded corners make it comfortable in the hand; the wide base shows off toppings and keeps spoons from clinking the rim.

Breakfast to dessert, it’s the piece you reach for when a plate feels too flat and a bowl too deep. Stacks neatly; the subtle, speckled glaze gives each one its own quiet character.

Designed by Sebastian Herkner for Blomus, VAHLO pares tableware back to soft curves and easy edges. The cup sits low and comfortable in the hand; the saucer’s elongated shape steers drips and gives space for a biscuit or tea bag.

Up close you’ll see the glaze: a fine, natural speckle that varies slightly from piece to piece. It’s the quiet character that makes stoneware feel lived-in from day one—morning coffee, afternoon tea, late-night cocoa.

Set of two cups with two saucers. Stackable, sturdy, weekday-ready. Pull them from the shelf when friends drop by, or keep a pair by the machine for the daily ritual.

Sebastian Herkner’s Vahlo platter stretches to 11.8″, giving mains, grilled veg, or a run of crostini their own lane. The low rim keeps sauces in check without feeling fussy.

A small, useful detail: the unglazed foot grips wood or stone so the platter doesn’t skate as it lands on the table. The speckled glaze varies subtly piece to piece—quiet character you notice up close.

Weeknight roast chicken, brunch fruit, a cheese-and-olive lineup. Also great as a staging tray by the stove.