Fine dining set inspired by bauxite.
The porcelain set is based on a childhood memory. I took walks with my family in a deserted bauxite quarry. We discovered the landscape by hiking around. What an inspirational natural resource! I went back to collect bauxite rocks and involve them in my design.
The set has three elements. For the grey wavy bowls I used grounded bauxite mixed with porcelain. The rocks for servings are made from porcelain. I used the shape of bauxite stones. A white plate, the third element, is a shape mixture of the grey bowl and the rock.
The porcelain set is based on a childhood memory. I took walks with my family in a deserted bauxite quarry. We discovered the landscape by hiking around. What an inspirational natural resource! I went back to collect bauxite rocks and involve them in my design.
The set has three elements. For the grey wavy bowls I used grounded bauxite mixed with porcelain. The rocks for servings are made from porcelain. I used the shape of bauxite stones. A white plate, the third element, is a shape mixture of the grey bowl and the rock.
Hungarian bauxite mine in Gánt
Test run in Olimpia Restaurant with Krisztian Huszár, Budapest
ABSTRACT NATURE fine dining project presentation with Krisztian Huszár
Design Terminal, Budapest
Design Terminal, Budapest
ABSTRACT NATURE fine dining project presentation
Design Terminal, Budapest
Design Terminal, Budapest
Made in Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design
Abstract Nature - student project
Consultants: Edit Kondor, Ákos Maurer Klimes
Chef consultant: Krisztian Huszár
Budapest, 2015
Abstract Nature - student project
Consultants: Edit Kondor, Ákos Maurer Klimes
Chef consultant: Krisztian Huszár
Budapest, 2015
