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.

At 14.6 inches across, it offers considerably more room than a conventional tabletop bowl. Fill it with apples, pears, citrus, or tomatoes, use it for bread and pastries at brunch, or bring it to the table for a large arrangement of vegetables and shared dishes. Its 2.4-inch height keeps the contents visible rather than buried inside a deep bowl.

Made in Portugal from earthenware, the Cabbage Fruit Bowl is large enough to remain useful as a centerpiece even when empty. It also pairs easily with the plates, bowls, and serving pieces from Bordallo Pinheiro’s larger Cabbage collection. Dishwasher safe and suitable for microwave reheating. Avoid conventional oven use and sudden temperature changes.

The bananas are modeled in relief and painted in shades of yellow with green details around the stems. Because the fruit forms continue around the entire 15-inch diameter, the centerpiece has a strong profile from every side. Viewed from above, the repeated bananas form a complete circular pattern around the central bowl.

The piece belongs to a collection developed by Bordallo Pinheiro with Andrade Silva as a tribute to Madeira’s banana tree. Other pieces in the collection draw from its large leaves, slender stems, fruit, and dark textured bark.

Made in Portugal from hand-painted earthenware, the centerpiece weighs almost eight pounds. It is substantial enough for a dining table, kitchen island, buffet, or large console and remains visually complete when displayed empty.

Bordallo Pinheiro classifies this piece as tableware rather than decoration only. It is microwave safe for heating and dishwasher safe. It should never be placed in the microwave empty, and oven use is not recommended. Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can damage earthenware.

The bowl has the useful scale of a cereal or breakfast bowl, but the shape makes it less ordinary on the table. The raised edges and hand-painted black lines give each piece a drawn quality, as though a paper mock-up has been frozen into ceramic. It works for cereal, yogurt, fruit, rice, dessert, snacks, or small composed dishes.

The black detailing is hand-painted, so small irregularities are part of the design rather than flaws. Use it with other Carte Blanche pieces for a full graphic table setting, or mix it into plain white dinnerware when you want one piece with more character.

The bowl is dishwasher safe, microwave safe, food safe, and oven safe up to 356°F or 180°C. It is not salamander proof. Serax lists the bowl per item with a minimum order quantity of 2; for Gessato, this listing is best presented as a set of two bowls.

Measuring 5.7 inches in diameter, the bowl is sized for fruit, sweets, snacks, small objects, or simply as a decorative piece on a table, shelf, vanity, or entryway console. The rounded shape and illustrated details give it the cheerful, expressive character associated with Bjørn Wiinblad’s work.

Part of the Eva series, the bowl brings together practical use and decoration. It works well on its own, but it can also be paired with other Eva pieces for a more colorful table setting or display.

Made from porcelain, the bowl should be wiped clean with a damp cloth and is not dishwasher safe.

It stacks neatly for storage, and it works beyond ice cream: sorbet, berries, yogurt, a few salted nuts when you’re “not hungry” but still wandering into the kitchen. It’s one of those pieces that makes even a quick weeknight treat look intentional—mostly because the silhouette is doing the work.

Pick the scale that fits the moment: 4.3″ works for olives, nuts, or a pinch bowl; 5.1″ takes berries or yogurt; 6.9″ is right for sides and tossed greens; 8.7″ handles shared salads, pasta, or fruit on the counter. White reads calm on its own and pairs easily with Rhombe Color—the shared geometry keeps a mixed table looking intentional.

Glazed porcelain. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Designed by Lyngby Porcelæn from an archive motif reinterpreted in tactile relief.

Mix it with white Rhombe pieces or build a table from color alone; the palette is made to be combined without fuss. The pattern comes from Lyngby’s 1960s design archive, reworked into a contemporary relief that’s tactile and durable for daily use. Available in Green, Rose, Turquoise, and Yellow.