Baskets of WMF


Large selection of breakfast and fruit baskets in different design variants and sizes. Ideal for rolls, croissants, small and big fruits, etc. WMF baskets both serve as storage containers and as eye-catchers.
- 5571 Bowl Ø 23/26/30/33/37 cm Lounge - The bowls “Lounge” are showpieces in design and function. They are versatile in their use e.g. for floating candles, fruit, vegetables and much more. All five sizes can be stacked together saving space. - design James Irvine was born in London but has worked since 1984 in Milan. He started as a design consultant for Olivetti under the guidance of Ettore Sottsas and Michele De Lucchi.

- 5577 Bowl Lounge - Creating a homelike atmosphere – the new Lounge range is perfectly suitable for designing the own living rooms indulging oneself or others. - design Metz & Kindler ProduktdesignMetz and Kindler Product Design

- 6502 basket "Lounge Chaos" Ø 30 cm - Decorative wire basket with 27 arched handmade. 'S stable on any surface. Its board is satin, contrasting with the wires transparencies. - design James Irvine was born in London but has worked since 1984 in Milan. He started as a design consultant for Olivetti under the guidance of Ettore Sottsas and Michele De Lucchi. In 1997 he became an associate of the design studio Sottsass, head of industrial design. His creations bear the stamp of his formal expressiveness. Clear and precise geometric concepts are applied in a "sympathy" sweeter.

- 6503 Basket oval Lounge - Basket 35 x 23 cm - The basket has a practical oval shape suitable for fruits, beads or rolls. Handicraft: made from 18 different wire lengths. - design James Irvine

- 6504 Basket Lounge. Øcm 21 - Besides being useful as a dish for fruit or rolls, it also provides an attractive eye-catcher for your home. - design Metz & Kindler ProduktdesignMetz and Kindler Product Design

- 6506 Bread basket, "lounge" shallow LoungeThe flat variant for rolls and pastry or small fruits. - design Metz & Kindler ProduktdesignMetz and Kindler Product Design, established by Guido Metz and Michael Kindler describe their own design philosophy as follows: "Orientation to customs and habits such as exploring human behaviour that has been learnt and acquired over time is the point of departure. Being unrestricted in the search for what is necessary and unimportant, for new materials and well tried ones is the right path".

- 6507 / 6508  Basket large LoungeFunction: as the basket is bevelled at the front you can easily take out fruit or citrus. - design Metz & Kindler ProduktdesignMetz and Kindler Product Design, established by Guido Metz and Michael Kindler describe their own design philosophy as follows: "Orientation to customs and habits such as exploring human behaviour that has been learnt and acquired over time is the point of departure. Being unrestricted in the search for what is necessary and unimportant, for new materials and well tried ones is the right path".

- 6513 / 6514  Basket Ø 26 cm Concept This basket is a shapely and practical item both on the breakfast table and the buffet. Besides being useful as a dish for fruit or rolls, it also provides an attractive eye-catcher for your home. - design
Ole Palsby, Copenhagen - The clear, simple use of shapes and a consistent relinquishing of superficial decorative elements characterise the style of Ole Palsby. He pays particular attention on the innovative conceptual approach of individual products and collections he designs.

- 6517 Basket Concept - Mobile basket for fruits or the breakfast table filled with bread and rolls. - design Ole Palsby, Copenhagen

- 6521 Basket Concept - The basket from the collection “Concept” is a creative gift idea. Besides being useful as a dish for fruit or rolls, it also provides an attractive eye-catcher for your home. - design Ole Palsby, Copenhagen
- 6541 basket concept - This basket decorates every breakfast table and is ideal for rolls, croissants, etc. - design
Ole Palsby, Copenhagen - The clear, simple use of shapes and a consistent relinquishing of superficial decorative elements characterise the style of Ole Palsby. He pays particular attention on the innovative conceptual approach of individual products and collections he designs.