The set of four multicolored Trivets trivets by designers Muller Van Severen for Valérie Objects. Made from a 6 mm thick steel bar, the trivet set is made up of 4 elements with simple geometric shapes. The set is available in black or in color. It is designed to be able to hang on the wall. With its sleek and graphic shapes, the set of trivet trivets once fixed to the wall takes on a whole new dimension. Their sculptural shapes make them a real decorative object. In addition to its function as a trivet, the Trivets is a design sculpture on your wall. It is ideal for creating a designer atmosphere in your kitchen. Dimensions: length: 49 cm, width: 27 cm, tube diameter: 6 mm Composition: lacquered steel Color: black or colors Weight: 0.85 kg Cleaning: clean with a damp cloth Atelier Kumo's opinion: a beautiful object of decoration practical for everyday life. For the design of the trivets, the Muller Van Severen designers have experimented to define the thickness necessary for the trivets so as not to burn the table during their use. Hannes Van Severen and Fien Muller tested the trivets using a sizzling pan of sausages on one of their creations, a polythene table. Polyethylene does not support heat, it was the ideal support to test Trivets trivets. History Muller Van Severen is a studio of Belgian designers founded in 2011 by Hannes Van Severen and Fien Muller. Their creative approach is part of the creation of furniture with simple and clean lines. Hannes studied photography and Fien trained as a sculptor. Their heterogeneous artistic training is reflected in their work in search of clean lines with particular attention paid to the relationship of the object in space. They are known and appreciated by design enthusiasts. Their work is exhibited all over the world (Kreo gallery in Paris, Matter gallery in New York, The appartment in Copenhagen and Andreas Murkudis gallery in Berlin). Muller Van Severen also carry out development projects with architects. They also worked with Hermès. They have been collaborating with Valérie Objects since the presentation of their work at the Valérie Traan de Veerle Wenes gallery (artistic director of Valérie Objects) in 2011.