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OBJECT TYPE: Furniture |
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MATERIALS: Shining Gum, Blackwood |
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DIMENSIONS: 480mm x 400mm x 400mm |
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ORIGIN: Melbourne - Naarm |
SHIPPING NOTE: Collection available from showroom or contact us for a shipping quote.
Kindred Forms is a collection of tables influenced by the forms of iconic mechanical companions from pop culture and science fiction history, drawing parallels between their helpful nature and the role of functional furniture.
From the clunky yet charming to the sleek and helpful, these designs pay homage to the anthropomorphic quirks of our favourite robots — highlighting the endearing qualities that have helped them roll, beep, and buzz their way into our hearts. In contrast to the industrial materials typically associated with robots, each piece is crafted entirely from timber (reclaimed blackwood and farm grown shining gum) — reflecting the natural, human-like qualities that make these kindred forms so relatable.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
Click here for more information about Shipping and Returns.
KATRINA RAMM (She/Her) is a Melbourne (Naarm) based furniture designer, releasing work through design practice Ka Ra Studio.
With a background in Interior Design, Katrina’s multidisciplinary approach to design centres around the emotive impact of an object within its environment.
Inspired by simple geometric forms, Katrina is drawn to creating work with a sense of nostalgia, seamlessly blending simplicity and practicality with a touch of playfulness.
With an overarching focus on flexible design and sustainability, Katrina aims to create considered pieces with responsible material selection, while encouraging small footprint living through the creation of smaller, multi-functional items.
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OBJECT TYPE: Furniture |
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MATERIALS: Shining Gum, Blackwood |
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DIMENSIONS: 520mm x 425mm x 300mm |
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ORIGIN: Melbourne - Naarm |
SHIPPING NOTE: Collection available from showroom or contact us for a shipping quote.
Kindred Forms is a collection of tables influenced by the forms of iconic mechanical companions from pop culture and science fiction history, drawing parallels between their helpful nature and the role of functional furniture.
From the clunky yet charming to the sleek and helpful, these designs pay homage to the anthropomorphic quirks of our favourite robots — highlighting the endearing qualities that have helped them roll, beep, and buzz their way into our hearts. In contrast to the industrial materials typically associated with robots, each piece is crafted entirely from timber (reclaimed blackwood and farm grown shining gum) — reflecting the natural, human-like qualities that make these kindred forms so relatable.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
Click here for more information about Shipping and Returns.
KATRINA RAMM (She/Her) is a Melbourne (Naarm) based furniture designer, releasing work through design practice Ka Ra Studio.
With a background in Interior Design, Katrina’s multidisciplinary approach to design centres around the emotive impact of an object within its environment.
Inspired by simple geometric forms, Katrina is drawn to creating work with a sense of nostalgia, seamlessly blending simplicity and practicality with a touch of playfulness.
With an overarching focus on flexible design and sustainability, Katrina aims to create considered pieces with responsible material selection, while encouraging small footprint living through the creation of smaller, multi-functional items.
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OBJECT TYPE: Furniture |
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MATERIALS: Shining Gum, Blackwood |
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DIMENSIONS: 550mm x 300mm x 300mm |
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ORIGIN: Melbourne - Naarm |
SHIPPING NOTE: Collection available from showroom or contact us for a shipping quote.
Kindred Forms is a collection of tables influenced by the forms of iconic mechanical companions from pop culture and science fiction history, drawing parallels between their helpful nature and the role of functional furniture.
From the clunky yet charming to the sleek and helpful, these designs pay homage to the anthropomorphic quirks of our favourite robots — highlighting the endearing qualities that have helped them roll, beep, and buzz their way into our hearts. In contrast to the industrial materials typically associated with robots, each piece is crafted entirely from timber (reclaimed blackwood and farm grown shining gum) — reflecting the natural, human-like qualities that make these kindred forms so relatable.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
Click here for more information about Shipping and Returns.
KATRINA RAMM (She/Her) is a Melbourne (Naarm) based furniture designer, releasing work through design practice Ka Ra Studio.
With a background in Interior Design, Katrina’s multidisciplinary approach to design centres around the emotive impact of an object within its environment.
Inspired by simple geometric forms, Katrina is drawn to creating work with a sense of nostalgia, seamlessly blending simplicity and practicality with a touch of playfulness.
With an overarching focus on flexible design and sustainability, Katrina aims to create considered pieces with responsible material selection, while encouraging small footprint living through the creation of smaller, multi-functional items.
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OBJECT TYPE: Vase |
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MATERIALS: Shining Gum |
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DIMENSIONS: 230mm x 200mm x 75mm |
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ORIGIN: Melbourne - Naarm |
A vessel for dried flowers, or simply a sculptural piece — a panelled timber nod to a form famously made for a kernel that pops. Made using responsibly sourced timbers from local farms and plantation. The finishes and coatings are made from plant-based oils which are durable and non toxic.
Not suitable for holding water. Due to the nature of handmade objects, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
Click here for more information about Shipping and Returns.
KATRINA RAMM (She/Her) is a Melbourne (Naarm) based furniture designer, releasing work through design practice Ka Ra Studio.
With a background in Interior Design, Katrina’s multidisciplinary approach to design centres around the emotive impact of an object within its environment.
Inspired by simple geometric forms, Katrina is drawn to creating work with a sense of nostalgia, seamlessly blending simplicity and practicality with a touch of playfulness.
With an overarching focus on flexible design and sustainability, Katrina aims to create considered pieces with responsible material selection, while encouraging small footprint living through the creation of smaller, multi-functional items.
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OBJECT TYPE: Vase |
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MATERIALS: Shining Gum, Blackwood |
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DIMENSIONS: 230mm x 200mm x 75mm |
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ORIGIN: Melbourne - Naarm |
A vessel for dried flowers, or simply a sculptural piece — a panelled timber nod to a form famously made for a kernel that pops. Made using responsibly sourced timbers from local farms and plantation. The finishes and coatings are made from plant-based oils which are durable and non toxic.
Not suitable for holding water. Due to the nature of handmade objects, photos are only indicative as each piece varies slightly in size, shape and colour.
Please choose your pieces carefully as all purchases at pépite are final.
Click here for more information about Shipping and Returns.
KATRINA RAMM (She/Her) is a Melbourne (Naarm) based furniture designer, releasing work through design practice Ka Ra Studio.
With a background in Interior Design, Katrina’s multidisciplinary approach to design centres around the emotive impact of an object within its environment.
Inspired by simple geometric forms, Katrina is drawn to creating work with a sense of nostalgia, seamlessly blending simplicity and practicality with a touch of playfulness.
With an overarching focus on flexible design and sustainability, Katrina aims to create considered pieces with responsible material selection, while encouraging small footprint living through the creation of smaller, multi-functional items.
VIEW ALL WORKS FROM THIS ARTIST
