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Ineke Hans Bowls by SummerSeventySix

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If you're anything like me, eating breakfast doesn't stop you checking your email, answering your phone, and changing the T.V. channel all at the same time. These multi-task enabling soup/cereal bowls by Dutch designer Ineke Hans are ideal.

They come with a built-in handle and a spoon that hooks snugly on top, making it a bit easier to free up up one hand if you need to. The bowl also works very well for serving something like a salsa or dressing at the table.

They're made by Royal VKB and have caught the eye of others elsewhere, as they are set to receive a Red Dot Design Award at a ceremony next month. I stumbled across the bowls at one of London's Conran shops where a set of two cost me £24.95.

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This entry posted on 25 May 2006 at 8:42 AM
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