Finn Juhl created this collection of hand-turned wooden bowls in 1951. Designed as perfect circles creating the illusion of an ellipse, they perfectly illustrate his aesthetic, with these perfectly balanced organic shapes that magnify the warmth of teak.
Never produced before, Finn Juhl designed the Circle Bowl in 1954. Made of steel, it takes up the idea of the circle giving the illusion of an ellipse. The edges rise as they recede, creating reflections that highlight the objects placed within.
Material Teak or stainless steel polished
Circle bowl
Ø20 cm
Ø30 cm
FJ Bowl 15
15 x H5,5 cm
FJ Bowl salad and fruit
Fruit bowl with toes
24 x H9,5 cm
Salad bowl - Small
26 x H12,5 cm
Fruit bowl - Large
35 x H11 cm
Salad bowl - Large
34 x H17,2 cm
Finn Juhl
Finn Juhl is one of Denmark's most famous and accomplished architects. He is known worldwide for his bold sculptural forms and ultra-refined details.
He entered the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Architecture in Copenhagen in 1930, without any experience as a craftsman.
What he lacked in structural experience he made up for in vision, fashioning his creations from his overflowing imagination. Juhl's forms combine sculptural and elegant expression with functionality.