Bash platter
By
Tom Dixon
From the Bash family by Tom Dixon. Shaped by hand into an expressive crumpled form and finished with a gold wash, the Bash Platter allows for serving beautiful food, or acts as a beautiful centrepiece on its own; a stunning sculptural piece, each unique in shape.
Also available in the smaller Bash Tray.
Materials
Hand-formed sheet brass with a gold satin surface wash.
Designed in London.
Use with dry food only. Wash in warm soapy water and dry with a soft cloth. Due to the inherent nature of brass, this object will naturally form a patina overtime. Tom Dixon finished his 'Bash' series with a gold satin wash, which his intention is to see this object darken with use over the years; embracing the unique qualities of brass. We recommend following care instructions to maintain its appearance. Variations will occur between products due to the handmade process and nature of the material.
Dimensions
W750 x H70 mm.
Designed by
Tom Dixon
Tom Dixon OBE is an award-winning, self-taught designer. After school in London, he played bass guitar for the band Funkapolitan, and appeared on Top of the Pops. He then ran several nightclubs. Having learned to weld, his first furniture designs were made from found objects like bits of scaffolding and old grates. In 1992, the Victoria and Albert Museum purchased his S-Chair for its permanent collection; the Museum of Modern Art, New York, followed suit. He is the former creative director of Habitat and a partner in the Dock Kitchen restaurant in Ladbroke Grove, west London. He went on to create Tom Dixon, the brand gave Tom a platform to produce iconic designs and accessories that can be found in homes, museums, restuaruants and establishments throughout the world.
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