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The dynamic formal rhythm of the “Trinity” citrus basket, designed by Adam Cornish, is created on the basis of a simple geometric shape which develops into a vortex to form an elegant concentric structure.
The designer wanted to recreate the appearance of a natural element through modern industrial production processes. The sinuous shape of the citrus basket is created through a process of laser perforations in sheet steel, which is then shaped mechanically.
The work of this young Australian designer tends to create movement, both visual and physical, engaging people’s senses and encouraging them to look more closely.
This new version of the Trinity family of baskets, in matte black, further highlights their graphic lines and sinuous shapes.
Due to its original form and large size, Trinity may be used not only as a fruit basket but also as an elegant centerpiece.
The dynamic formal rhythm of the “Trinity” citrus basket, designed by Adam Cornish, is created on the basis of a simple geometric shape which develops into a vortex to form an elegant concentric structure.
The designer wanted to recreate the appearance of a natural element through modern industrial production processes. The sinuous shape of the citrus basket is created through a process of laser perforations in sheet steel, which is then shaped mechanically.
The work of this young Australian designer tends to create movement, both visual and physical, engaging people’s senses and encouraging them to look more closely.
This new version of the Trinity family of baskets, in matte black, further highlights their graphic lines and sinuous shapes.
Due to its original form and large size, Trinity may be used not only as a fruit basket but also as an elegant centerpiece.
