Serenity Bowls
Zaha Hadid spent decades redefining what a building could feel like, and the Serenity Bowls carry that same restless inquiry into the domestic sphere. Each piece is formed from mirror-polished stainless steel, its surface curved and undulating in ways that distort and reflect the surrounding environment, making the bowl as much about its context as its own form.
The silhouette is unmistakably Hadid: continuous, flowing, governed by an internal logic that resists the right angle. Available in three sizes, the bowls function as centerpieces, vessels, or purely as objects of contemplation. Their presence on a table is quietly commanding.
- Mirror-polished stainless steel construction
- Fluid, organic silhouette drawn from Hadid's architectural vocabulary
- Available in three sizes
- Suitable for use as a functional bowl or a sculptural object
Hadid was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, awarded in 2004. Her practice, now continued by Zaha Hadid Architects and Zaha Hadid Design, remains one of the most formally ambitious studios in the world. The Serenity Bowls are a direct extension of that legacy, scaled to the hand.
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Serenity Bowls
Zaha Hadid spent decades redefining what a building could feel like, and the Serenity Bowls carry that same restless inquiry into the domestic sphere. Each piece is formed from mirror-polished stainless steel, its surface curved and undulating in ways that distort and reflect the surrounding environment, making the bowl as much about its context as its own form.
The silhouette is unmistakably Hadid: continuous, flowing, governed by an internal logic that resists the right angle. Available in three sizes, the bowls function as centerpieces, vessels, or purely as objects of contemplation. Their presence on a table is quietly commanding.
- Mirror-polished stainless steel construction
- Fluid, organic silhouette drawn from Hadid's architectural vocabulary
- Available in three sizes
- Suitable for use as a functional bowl or a sculptural object
Hadid was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, awarded in 2004. Her practice, now continued by Zaha Hadid Architects and Zaha Hadid Design, remains one of the most formally ambitious studios in the world. The Serenity Bowls are a direct extension of that legacy, scaled to the hand.
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Zaha Hadid spent decades redefining what a building could feel like, and the Serenity Bowls carry that same restless inquiry into the domestic sphere. Each piece is formed from mirror-polished stainless steel, its surface curved and undulating in ways that distort and reflect the surrounding environment, making the bowl as much about its context as its own form.
The silhouette is unmistakably Hadid: continuous, flowing, governed by an internal logic that resists the right angle. Available in three sizes, the bowls function as centerpieces, vessels, or purely as objects of contemplation. Their presence on a table is quietly commanding.
- Mirror-polished stainless steel construction
- Fluid, organic silhouette drawn from Hadid's architectural vocabulary
- Available in three sizes
- Suitable for use as a functional bowl or a sculptural object
Hadid was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, awarded in 2004. Her practice, now continued by Zaha Hadid Architects and Zaha Hadid Design, remains one of the most formally ambitious studios in the world. The Serenity Bowls are a direct extension of that legacy, scaled to the hand.
