Nommo

Charlotte Piau – Nommo

“Nommo” features a pair of containers designed to prepare hot and cold infusions such as coffee, tea and flavoured waters. With this project I focused on the issue of rituals and what the preparation of these different drinks has in common. Each container is designed with a particular material in accordance with the type of infusion to which it is dedicated. The infusion is made with a filter common to these different elements. This project aims to bring the preparation of infusion back to the centre of the table to create opportunities for sharing.

Diploma project (2020) by Charlotte Piau

Assistants
Benoît Chastenet de Gery
Know-how
soft goods / accessories, Tableware
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