Home Decor

Our perception of stone has been played with, here the stone melts over your table edge or windowsill. Material/stone type: Springstone Large = 3 candles, Medium = 2 candles, Small = 1 candle...

" The Caterpillar" with its unique, organic form of interconnected bowls translates beautifully into stone. It is a statement by itself as a center piece on a dining table, or gorgerous with content everywhere....

The fine bowl that has a spherical bottom, and stands and dances on the table if you give it a little push.  Handmade in black springstone....

During a workshop between FairTrade Designers and the renowned art stonemasons at the Chitungwiza Art Center in Zimbabwe, these tight Donut stands have been created. They are the result of a collaboration where the Scandinavian design style meets an organic African expression....

The ZimStone Vase is related to the ZimStones. Its made in black springstone, but can be made in a vatriation of stone types. It can be used as a vase or as a high candle holder. The ZimStones a bi products from larger sculpturs. The left over stones are transformed into the finest small unique design products and appear with their many faceted surfaces as small creatures that catch the light and thereby seem to constantly change shape....

The stone bowl "The Pot" is a meeting between modern Nordic design and a historic fire pot shape from the Zimbabwean cuisine. Handmade i black springstone....

This beautiful stone carving, measuring approximately 35 cm in diameter, is a true work of art. Crafted with precision by skilled stonemasons in Zimbabwe, it showcases their exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail. The carving features a 2cm edge, giving it a refined and elegant look, or you can opt for a 5cm live edge for a more natural and rustic appeal. Whether you choose the classic or live edge, this stone carving is sure to make a stunning addition to any table. - Include a few small round pots and the tapas or snack tray is ready....

The beautiful and harmonious Egg bowls are available in three sizes. They are like a small series of bowls that can be used for snacks, small fruits or a single flower head from the garden, or store your jewelry overnight on the table. But just as important to the Fairtrade Designers and the art stonemasons at the Chitungwiza Arts Center in Zimbabwe, the bowls can be left empty and simply function as a small sculpture on the table. Our absolute bestseller....

Soft platter in beatiful black springstone. We make them in two variations - one small leaf and one larger softer leaf....

The BalOOON Bowl is a functional art piece made from high-quality springstone in a collaboration between fairtrade designers and a renowned stone sculpture artist from Zimbabwe. Inspired by the famous ceramic Salto, this exquisite bowl is both a beautiful decorative item and practical vessel for serving salads, fruits, or snacks....

Follow the wave at the edge of this organic and tactile bowl. The stone feels soft like marble and contains shades of red iron in the cream-colored white opalstone. The Wavebowl is a stunning piece of art that combines elegance and craftsmanship. It is meticulously carved by talented stonemasons in Zimbabwe using either white opal stone or sadolite stone, resulting in a truly unique creation. The design, conceptualized by A. Jul, reflects a harmonious blend of nature-inspired shapes and modern aesthetics....

ZimStone is a one-of-a-kind work of art made by "Fairtrade Designers" and stone sculpture artists from the Chitungwiza Art Centre in Zimbabwe. Each piece is made from surplus materials such as Black Springstone, Green opal, Butter Jade, and Dolomite, making them unique and sustainable. The stones come either with holes for standard tealights or candlelight (20mm standard thickness). ZimStone adds a touch of natural beauty to any space. It is eco-friendly and visually stunning. So, why not decorate your home or garden with ZimStone today?...

Graphic Bowl, is a beautiful result of the workshop with Danish, Fair Trade Designers and talented stone sculptors in Zimbabwe....