Crafted out of stoneware, glass and oak, Muvme’s new Koefoed dinnerware series evolved from a school project for a restaurant in Copenhagen that shares the dinnerware’s name: Koefoed. Designed in conjunction with the Royal Danish Art Academy School of Design in Bornholm. a Danish island in the Baltic sea, the dinnerware series was meant to evoke a clear Nordic identity and reflect the landscape of the island, which is known as the Pearl of the Baltic.

Designers Mette Birk, Ulla Hein, Vibeke Trolle, Mette Christoffersen, Erling Rolandsen and Johanne Frederiksen interpreted the island’s powerful rocky landscape into plates, cups, and saucers that are reminiscent of a colour palette dominated by rocks, sand, sea and sky (charcoal gray, blue gray, sand and light blue).  In total Muvme produced 16 pieces with more on the way.

The set includes: Three sizes of dinner plates made of ceramic, three sizes of bowls made in ceramic and glass, ceramic coffee cups and mugs, three sizes of oak trays (saucers for the cups), two sizes of glass plates, two sizes of small glass plates for dips, a decanter and drinking glasses, and wooden salt and pepper shakers with glass lids. 

Photo Source: Muvme