VAHLO
Dinner Plate -VAHLO- colour Moonbeam
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Highlights
- Design by Sebastian Herkner
- Rounded corners
- Glossy stoneware
- Available in multiple colors
Features
- Series: VAHLO
- Designer: Sebastian Herkner
- Item No.: 64763
- EAN: 4008832025693
- Color: Moonbeam
- Material: Stoneware
- Height: 1 cm
- Width: 26 cm
- Length: 26 cm
- Diameter: 26 cm
- Outdoor suitable: No
- Dishwasher save: Yes
- Microwavable: Yes
Product description
Made from high-quality ceramic, the plate impresses with a pleasant feel and a glazed surface that gives the subtle color an elegant depth. The gently rounded shape creates a soft, harmonious look and deliberately sets itself apart from classic round plates. The result is a design that is understated yet full of character.
VAHLO was designed by Sebastian Herkner, who combines functional table culture with a keen sense of proportions and atmosphere. The plate blends effortlessly into a variety of living and table settings and pairs ideally with other elements in the series. Together with bowls, mugs, and other plate variants, it creates a cohesive dinnerware ensemble for modern moments of enjoyment.
Designer: Sebastian Herkner
About
German Sebastian Herkner (born 1981) pursued Product Design at HfG Offenbach University of Art and Design. During this time, he honed his flair for materials, colours and textures, with a growing focus on designing furniture and objects. A brief stint at Stella McCartney in London added to his experience.
In 2006, Herkner established a studio in his own name. Since then, he's created furniture, lighting and smaller pieces for global brands, as well as undertaking interior architecture projects and museum and exhibition design. His remarkable work has garnered numerous awards, including the IF Award, the Iconic Award and the Elle Deco International Design Award (EDIDA).
Herkner was the Guest of Honour at imm cologne 2016, where he shaped the exhibition ‘Das Haus’. In 2019, Maison&Objet named him Designer of the Year, and in 2021 he clinched Milan's most prestigious design accolade, the EDIDA award for Best Designer of the Year. In 2022, he curated alongside luminaries like Robert Wilson, Judith Clarke, Michele de Lucchi and Naoto Fukasawa at Homo Faber, commissioned by the Michelangelo Foundation in Venice.
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