Dish Doctor
Polypropylene drainer.More info
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The Dish Doctor - Drainer created by Marc Newson for the Magis brand brings design into our daily lives. Made of transparent polypropylene or tinted with assorted bright colors available under the Declinations column, the Dish Doctor - Drainer is composed of a pierced bottom to let water run off, dozens of spikes ending in a small sphere used to hold glasses, plates and other dishware, and 2 higher cylindrical compartments that can hold cutlery. The thick and rounded shape of the drainer gives it a pneumatic look and ensures a very good stability to the set.
Australian designer known for his eclectic creations for the aeronautical industry or consumer products, Marc Newson signs here a pragmatic object with a futuristic look. A note of joy and freedom in the routine of an unavoidable task in any kitchen.
Australian designer known for his eclectic creations for the aeronautical industry or consumer products, Marc Newson signs here a pragmatic object with a futuristic look. A note of joy and freedom in the routine of an unavoidable task in any kitchen.
| Total height (cm) | 10.00 cm |
|---|---|
| Width (cm) | 46.00 cm |
| Depth (cm) | 39.00 cm |
| Outdoor | No |
| Warranty | 2.00 an |
| Article code | AC22 |
| SKU | MA_41750_ref |
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Marc Newson
Marc Newson is a designer born in 1963 in Sydney of Australian origin. After training in sculpture and jewellery at the Sydney College of the Arts, he founded his own studio in Paris in 1991. He then opened the Marc Newson Ltd ...
