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Explore Innovative Cabinet Handles by 4 Female Creatives <\/h1>\n\n\n\n

Glass, ceramic, wood, and metal are four elemental materials in product design. For the release of two new kitchen cabinet series, Shaker and Plain, Copenhagen\u2019s Reform tapped four female creatives to each select one of these raw ma\u00adterials to create cabinet handles. For the range, dubbed the Atelier collection, designer Maria Bruun integrated both na\u00adtural and smoked oak into pulls and knobs. In creating her handles, ceramicist Yukari Hotta was drawn to round unglazed forms inspired by rocks gathered on the beach. Glassblower Nina N\u00f8rgaard fabricated clear and colored glass knobs in organic shapes. Artist and metal fabricator Alberte Tranberg embraced the idea of doing things \u201cwrong\u201d by letting the 90-degree angles on her tubular bent-brass pulls flatten in on themselves. reformcph.com<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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