Plank Milk and Sugar Bowls
Designed as an inverse counterpart to the Plank coffee cups, the Plank Milk and Sugar Bowls by Nendo for Zens reframe the logic of the tabletop accessory. Where the cups wear their wooden plank as a saucer beneath, here the wood rises as a lid, held precisely in place by an upraised handle and, in the case of the sugar bowl, by the sugar spoon itself.
The gesture is quietly ingenious. Form and function are resolved in a single object, with no redundant parts. The result speaks to Nendo's characteristic approach: finding the smallest possible intervention that carries the greatest conceptual clarity.
- Porcelain body with a natural wood lid
- Lid secured by an integrated handle and sugar spoon
- Designed by Nendo for Zens
- Part of the Plank collection, conceived as a cohesive tea and coffee service
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Plank Milk and Sugar Bowls
Designed as an inverse counterpart to the Plank coffee cups, the Plank Milk and Sugar Bowls by Nendo for Zens reframe the logic of the tabletop accessory. Where the cups wear their wooden plank as a saucer beneath, here the wood rises as a lid, held precisely in place by an upraised handle and, in the case of the sugar bowl, by the sugar spoon itself.
The gesture is quietly ingenious. Form and function are resolved in a single object, with no redundant parts. The result speaks to Nendo's characteristic approach: finding the smallest possible intervention that carries the greatest conceptual clarity.
- Porcelain body with a natural wood lid
- Lid secured by an integrated handle and sugar spoon
- Designed by Nendo for Zens
- Part of the Plank collection, conceived as a cohesive tea and coffee service
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Designed as an inverse counterpart to the Plank coffee cups, the Plank Milk and Sugar Bowls by Nendo for Zens reframe the logic of the tabletop accessory. Where the cups wear their wooden plank as a saucer beneath, here the wood rises as a lid, held precisely in place by an upraised handle and, in the case of the sugar bowl, by the sugar spoon itself.
The gesture is quietly ingenious. Form and function are resolved in a single object, with no redundant parts. The result speaks to Nendo's characteristic approach: finding the smallest possible intervention that carries the greatest conceptual clarity.
- Porcelain body with a natural wood lid
- Lid secured by an integrated handle and sugar spoon
- Designed by Nendo for Zens
- Part of the Plank collection, conceived as a cohesive tea and coffee service
