MVS Trivets

The trivets designed by Muller Van Severen exemplify minimalism. They feature a thin steel outline measuring just six millimeters thick. Despite their slim profile, these trivets are functional and aesthetically striking.

To address concerns that the trivets could damage the table surface, rigorous testing was conducted to ensure their safety and usability. This attention to detail underscores Muller Van Severen’s commitment to form and function.

Beyond their practical purpose, these trivets also serve as art pieces when they are not in use. When hung against a wall, the varying shapes and colors create an abstract composition of lines, adding visual interest to any space. The multi-color version, featuring hues such as black, orange, mint green, and pink, offers a playful and vibrant touch to the overall aesthetic.

In essence, Muller Van Severen’s trivets combine functionality with minimalist design, resulting in versatile pieces that enhance the kitchen and the décor of the surrounding environment.

Dimensions are the longest and widest point of the four geometric shapes.

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Artist Muller Van Severen

Muller Van Severen

Belgium

As artists, Muller being a photographer and Van Severen being a sculptor, they are best known for their simple geometric lines and appreciation of materials. Their distinct minimalism has birthed a furniture collection under their combined name, Muller Van Severen, that speaks to art and the function of design.

With materials as the starting point, Muller Van Severen has a fondness for mediums like polyethylene and brass-- both that are used frequently in their works, including the sculpturally interesting four piece Cutting and Serving Boards.

The couple have been on a quest to characterize their works by careful research into their shared passion for art, architecture and materials. At the same time, Muller Van Severen’s designs appear to be created almost intuitively and with total effortlessness.

After winning awards and collaborating with prestigious museums and galleries worldwide, including a group show at the Galerie Kreo in 2014, Muller Van Severen continues to explore the boundaries between art and design in a contemporary and innovative way. All of Muller Van Severen’s own production pieces are handmade with an honesty to the rawness and irregularity of the chosen material.

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