Geometry Cup and Saucer
Belgian ceramist Ann Van Hoey approaches clay the way a sculptor approaches stone, finding form through reduction rather than addition. The Geometry Cup and Saucer, born from a collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Peter Goossens, distills that philosophy into an object built for daily ritual.
Its defining gesture is the handle: a perfect circle, continuous and resolved, that transforms a functional grip into a quiet statement about symmetry. The cup sits in conversation with its saucer through a shared language of curves, each piece reinforcing the other's proportions.
Manufactured by Serax in bone china, the material contributes its own character: a translucent, creamy white and a high-gloss surface that catches light without demanding attention. Bone china also offers notable resistance to chipping, making it well suited to the rhythms of actual use. Three sizes accommodate the full range of the table, from a morning breakfast bowl to a post-dinner espresso.
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Geometry Cup and Saucer
Belgian ceramist Ann Van Hoey approaches clay the way a sculptor approaches stone, finding form through reduction rather than addition. The Geometry Cup and Saucer, born from a collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Peter Goossens, distills that philosophy into an object built for daily ritual.
Its defining gesture is the handle: a perfect circle, continuous and resolved, that transforms a functional grip into a quiet statement about symmetry. The cup sits in conversation with its saucer through a shared language of curves, each piece reinforcing the other's proportions.
Manufactured by Serax in bone china, the material contributes its own character: a translucent, creamy white and a high-gloss surface that catches light without demanding attention. Bone china also offers notable resistance to chipping, making it well suited to the rhythms of actual use. Three sizes accommodate the full range of the table, from a morning breakfast bowl to a post-dinner espresso.
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Belgian ceramist Ann Van Hoey approaches clay the way a sculptor approaches stone, finding form through reduction rather than addition. The Geometry Cup and Saucer, born from a collaboration with Michelin-starred chef Peter Goossens, distills that philosophy into an object built for daily ritual.
Its defining gesture is the handle: a perfect circle, continuous and resolved, that transforms a functional grip into a quiet statement about symmetry. The cup sits in conversation with its saucer through a shared language of curves, each piece reinforcing the other's proportions.
Manufactured by Serax in bone china, the material contributes its own character: a translucent, creamy white and a high-gloss surface that catches light without demanding attention. Bone china also offers notable resistance to chipping, making it well suited to the rhythms of actual use. Three sizes accommodate the full range of the table, from a morning breakfast bowl to a post-dinner espresso.
