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8pandas, Stamp

Three black speckled dishes with central stamps designed by Simon Busse Studio, shown from different angles on white, smooth and rounded.

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Project

Year

8pandas

Stamp

2015

Children develop their own strategies for using everyday objects. The Stamp cutlery and tableware series builds on this principle. The special handle design of the cutlery allows knives, spoons, and forks to be placed stably on the table and makes them easier for children to grasp. The same radius-shaped element is found on plates, bowls, and cups. It serves as an ergonomic contact point and supports the natural gripping motion. The series is made from recyclable bioplastic based on bamboo fibers, a fully renewable raw material.

Matte blue tableware by Simon Busse Studio—bowl, plate, cup, utensils—on textured blue surface with angled shadows.
A matte dark gray ceramic pot by Simon Busse Studio, with a wide flared rim, sits on a textured light blue surface in soft light.
Minimalist black spoon, fork, and knife by Simon Busse Studio on white with speckled texture, partially shown, arranged horizontally.
A close-up of a modern black, stone-textured spoon by Simon Busse Studio, with a wide bowl and long handle on a white background.
A black, speckled spork by Simon Busse Studio rests on a white background, featuring three fork tines and a shallow spoon bowl.
A close-up of a black butter knife by Simon Busse Studio, featuring a speckled pattern and partially serrated edge on white background.
Simon Busse sketches spoon designs in a notebook, with cardboard prototypes and models on the table in front.
A tabletop with blue and white dishes, paper cutlery prototypes by Simon Busse Studio, and a sketchbook with utensil drawings.

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Three black speckled dishes with central stamps designed by Simon Busse Studio, shown from different angles on white, smooth and rounded.

Simon Busse Studio 
8pandas, Stamp

Stamp

Client

Project

Year

8pandas

Stamp

2015

Children develop their own strategies for using everyday objects. The Stamp cutlery and tableware series builds on this principle. The special handle design of the cutlery allows knives, spoons, and forks to be placed stably on the table and makes them easier for children to grasp. The same radius-shaped element is found on plates, bowls, and cups. It serves as an ergonomic contact point and supports the natural gripping motion. The series is made from recyclable bioplastic based on bamboo fibers, a fully renewable raw material.

Matte blue tableware by Simon Busse Studio—bowl, plate, cup, utensils—on textured blue surface with angled shadows.
A matte dark gray ceramic pot by Simon Busse Studio, with a wide flared rim, sits on a textured light blue surface in soft light.
Minimalist black spoon, fork, and knife by Simon Busse Studio on white with speckled texture, partially shown, arranged horizontally.
A close-up of a modern black, stone-textured spoon by Simon Busse Studio, with a wide bowl and long handle on a white background.
A black, speckled spork by Simon Busse Studio rests on a white background, featuring three fork tines and a shallow spoon bowl.
A close-up of a black butter knife by Simon Busse Studio, featuring a speckled pattern and partially serrated edge on white background.
Simon Busse sketches spoon designs in a notebook, with cardboard prototypes and models on the table in front.
A tabletop with blue and white dishes, paper cutlery prototypes by Simon Busse Studio, and a sketchbook with utensil drawings.

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Simon Busse Studio
Forststr. 146-1
70193 Stuttgart
Germany

T  +49 (0) 711 32063641
M  info@simon-busse.com

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