Contour Bowl — Silver Grey
€227
Colour
Silver Grey Travertine
Hand-finished bowl in solid silver grey travertine with a soft, organic profile. Silver grey is a living natural stone that can range from grey tones to brownish hues with a hint of green and yellow — each bowl has its own unique colour.
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Why you will love it
Information
- Material
- Natural travertine
- Origin
- Handmade, each piece unique
- Care
- Wipe with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Description
Contour Bowl is a sculptural bowl in solid travertine with a soft, organic silhouette. Designed by AORI Copenhagen and crafted in natural travertine, where each piece carries its own unique expression.
Each piece of travertine is unique, with natural pores, veining and colour variations – part of the character of the stone, never a flaw. The silver grey travertine ranges naturally from grey to brown, often with hints of green and yellow – each bowl has its own unique colour. The surface is honed to a matte finish and should not be used in direct contact with moist foods.
Contour Bowl is inspired by the soft forms of nature – heavy in the hand, calm in its expression. The travertine changes character with the light, revealing the depth and texture of the stone throughout the day. Leave the bowl empty and let the material speak, or use it for fruit, chestnuts or other natural elements that follow the changing seasons.
Also available in beige travertine — same shape, warmer tones.
All products are depicted from the physical objects. Some environment imagery is digitally visualised.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 25 × 25 × 8 cm |
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Care
Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry off afterwards. Avoid acidic products — citrus, wine and vinegar can etch the surface of natural stone.
Travertine is a natural limestone formed over thousands of years, as mineral-rich spring water deposits calcium layer by layer. The small pores and colour variations are a natural part of the material — no two pieces are identical. The stone develops a beautiful patina over time.
Avoid prolonged moisture and do not use abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals.
