Alcoa Pitcher 647 Furniture Form & Refine

Alcoa Pitcher

By Herman Studio, for Form & Refine

Alcoa Pitcher

By Herman Studio, For Form & Refine

$68.00

SPEC #: FNR1176631 | ID: FAR3125

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$68.00

Alcoa Pitcher

SPEC #: FNR1176631

ID: FAR3125

Designed by Herman StudioRead Bio

The Alcoa Pitcher is clear and simple in form and the handle creates a functional and recognizable expression for the line. The surface is a balanced matt grey on the outside and a high gloss grey on the inside to provide a subtle contrast. The name Alcoa refers to the region Alcobaca in Portugal where the ceramics hail from. The region is rich in fine white clay which has cradled a culture of pottery.

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Finish: Light Grey

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Founded in 2018 by Helle Herman Mortensen, Jonas Herman Pedersen and Lasse Lund Lauridsen, Form & Refine is a Danish design company focused on preserving the earth and its cultures. Materials and craftsmen are carefully chosen to create fair and respectful partnerships that will produce long-lasting and sustainable products. Inspired by traditional Nordic Design, Form & Refine strives to tell a story through design while letting the materials shine.

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Herman Studio was founded in 2012 by the two architects, Helle Herman Mortensen and Jonas Herman Pedersen. Their work spans from textile, ceramics, lighting and furniture design to interior design. A characteristic feature of their design is their focus on the objects' contours. By working with a distinctive outline for each object, the craftsmanship allows the design to stand out whilst remaining simple and readily recognizable. Their great passion for design and their appreciation of aesthetic principles are complimentary to their use of traditional materials and methods. They work in an iterative process between sketches, models and prototypes. Their design process begins with the detailed study of construction methods, an approach which plays a central role throughout the design process. The workshop is therefore an essential part of their studio.