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Spoke

$140.00

A flat pack fruit bowl inspired by the humble spoke-hub mechanism. 

Inspired by the flat-pack nature of David Trubridge's lighting designs we set out to explore other opportunities for flat-packing. Spoke is our first product from that exploration, it consists of a 2.5" solid brass disc with 20 angled holes around its circumference. Brass rods are pushed into each of these holes forming a concave structure reminiscent of a bike wheel. The holes are drilled to such a fine tolerance as to allow rods to be inserted and removed with minimal force but hold fast when in use. We tested a range of angles, sizes, and numbers of rods before setting on something we found held the widest range of fruits and other objects without compromising the essence of the design.  

One week lead time  • Spec Sheet  • Press Kit

A flat pack fruit bowl inspired by the humble spoke-hub mechanism. 

Inspired by the flat-pack nature of David Trubridge's lighting designs we set out to explore other opportunities for flat-packing. Spoke is our first product from that exploration, it consists of a 2.5" solid brass disc with 20 angled holes around its circumference. Brass rods are pushed into each of these holes forming a concave structure reminiscent of a bike wheel. The holes are drilled to such a fine tolerance as to allow rods to be inserted and removed with minimal force but hold fast when in use. We tested a range of angles, sizes, and numbers of rods before setting on something we found held the widest range of fruits and other objects without compromising the essence of the design.  

One week lead time  • Spec Sheet  • Press Kit

Laser engraving

We have custom laser engraving available as an add-on for this product, we permanently etch text or logos directly into the brass, whether it’s for you or as a gift. See more at the link below.

Airflow Freshness

Keep your fruit fresher for longer by allowing air to flow through the fruit bowl minimising moisture build up and mould.

How its made

Click play to view a video of the executive objects being made in Brooklyn, NY