Bi-material tampers from “recycled” wood.
Small sawmills often struggle to sell their stocks of damaged wood or attacked by xylophagous insects. This project is based on the revaluation of acacia, douglas and walnut falls, emblematic wood species of Auvergne.
Throughout veins and cracks, white pewt
er marries the wood. Textures and contrasts are revealed during woodturning : matt / shiny, veined / plain, warm / cold. These emotions influence the barista know-how.
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Commissioned by the Auvergne-based company Cafés Richard
Acacia, white pewter, stainless steel
Dimensions : 110 x 56 x 56 mm
Sculpture, Kitchen & Tableware, Homeware, Interior Design & Decoration, Gifting, Industrial design, Coffee, Tamper
Tin, Stainless steel, Acacia
