Cheese grater

Forma

SFr. 62.00

Design: Zaha Hadid

“Forma” is a grater designed to mould to the shape of your palm, making it easy and pleasant to hold. An organic shape inspired by pebbles smoothed down by water and wind, plied from stainless steel via a complex manufacturing process. Its name emphasises its main feature: “forma” means “shape” in Italian. A pattern of asymmetrical holes allows for the cheese to be grated and sprinkled unevenly, giving a unique texture to any dish. The grater is paired with a stand creating an overall sculptural centrepiece.

Specifications


Cheese grater in 18/10 stainless steel with base in melamine.

  • Code: ZH03
  • Height (cm): 14.00
  • Length (cm): 20.00
  • Width (cm): 14.00
  • Dishwasher

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Zaha Hadid

Zaha Hadid (Bagdad 1950) studied at the Architectural Association in London, where she qualified in 1977. She was teacher at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna, and is Visiting Professor at Yale University. She began her professional career in 1979. Her major completed projects include the lf one pavilion at Weil am Rhein; the Mind Zone at Millennium Dome in London; a tram station and car park in Strasbourg and a ski jump in Innsbruck. Zaha Hadid is also well known as a painter and designer: her work has been shown in various exhibitions in the United States, Japan, Britain and Germany. Zaha Hadid died in 2016.

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