

Pia’s Picks: take your kitchen to another sphere
There are shapes that fascinate me. Spheres are one of them. They’re round, have no beginning or end and radiate a calmness I find very appealing.
A shiny glass bauble on a tree, the curve of a pearl or a flawlessly shaped apple – there’s something magical about spheres to me. They feel perfect, radiate harmony and make me take a deep breath without even noticing.
Faceted shape
At Milan Design Week, I discovered how versatile spheres can be. They were everywhere: as details on furniture, lamps or as small accents that make rooms appear warmer. Yes, they even cut a fine figure on smartphone stands or iPad holders. This is demonstrated by Natalia Criado’s desk gems, which are made of silver-plated brass with quartz spheres – functional and aesthetic all in one.
Spheres always look harmonious, especially in colour. A coffee maker with a blue ball on its lid? Instantly enhanced charm. A French press stamp with a round, yellow handle? A real statement. Suddenly, breakfast also becomes a feast for the eyes.

Source: Hay

Source: Bodum

Source: Create
Perhaps the magic of spheres lies in that their shape is a natural small wonder. They make everyday life more beautiful without being loud. Round handles, shiny details and smooth curves show that life simply runs more smoothly with curves.

Source: Alessi.
Spherical kitchen gadgets
Here are nine design pieces from Hay, Alessi, Create and Bodum that take the edge off the world a little. From elegant coffee makers to jars and teapots – these little gems prove that perfection really does exist.
Like a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.
This is a subjective opinion of the editorial team. It doesn't necessarily reflect the position of the company.
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