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We’ve curated an edit of the fanciest fruit bowls to take your kitchen or dining area’s style to a new level.
There’s something chic about fruit. Now, this might sound a little far-fetched but hear us out: whether it’s an artfully placed clementine under a glass clouche or a trio of lemons sitting in a hand-painted bowl, it’s cool to have your fruit on show.
Anyone who finds themselves nodding their head at this thought will agree, then, that investing in a truly beautiful fruit bowl is a no brainer.
So, here we’ve sought out the most stylish ones on the market right now from brands big and small, ranging from Scandi-style bowls to woven baskets.
Pop one on a work surface in your kitchen and laden with fresh produce or use as a centrepiece in the middle of a table and enjoy both its practicality and aesthetic.
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Anthropologie berry basket
This berry bowl is handmade using stoneware so no two are the same.
It has been freckled with a playful pattern of vegetables and botanicals, and is especially made to keep strawberries and raspberries.
We Are Nomads cream fruit bowl
This porcelain fruit bowl is so chic it deserves to stay on your dining table at all times; preferably arranged as a centerpiece and filled with citrus fruit.
It has been designed with an organic waved edge which is reminiscent of sand dunes or shallow waves on a beach.
La Basketry woven bowl
This eye-catching bowl has been handwoven in eastern Senegal using local grass and long strips of coloured plastic.
Its practical, wide shape makes it ideal for holding large fruits.
Oliver Bonas cabbage fruit bowl
Use this on-trend bowl for decoration, serving food or keeping your fruit happy.
We love its forest green glaze and fun, cabbage design.
La Redoute Zalato bowl
Give your kitchen a pared-back, Scandi feel with this minimalist bowl.
The two-tone colour scheme gives this piece some personality, without being too bold.
Att Pynta Achille stoneware bowl
Now this is what we call a show-stopper. This elevated stoneware bowl is a work of art, covered in a stylish speckled glazed finish.
This piece has been designed in Denmark by the in-house design team at interiors brand, Bloomingville, so it’s perfect for anyone seeking to create a Scandi aesthetic at home.
The Trouvailles glass fruit bowl
This striking bowl is crafted from mouth-blown glass and is intended to be a stylish accessory as well as a fruit bowl.
The Trouvailles recommends pairing it with similar coloured items for a coordinated kitchen interior.
Liberty London hobnail bowl
Hobnail glassware is a trend we’ve seen skyrocketing over the last year and this beautiful bowl is a great way to nod to the look.
Fill it with limes for a tonal green look.
Victoria Ceramics Lila fruit bowl
Victoria Ceramics is a gorgeous independent ceramics brand which creates one-of-a-kind pieces.
This lovely fruit bowl has a lavender celadon glaze with blue underglaze drawings and scalloped handles. Dreamy.
Hot Pottery serving platter
This platter’s splatter design originates from Puglia where it has been handmade and painted by a ceramics artisan who has produced pieces in the same town for 18 generations.
If you’re looking to add to your collection, as well as burnt orange picture above, this platter is available in a blueberry, pistachio and cranberry.
Arket ceramic fruit bowl
Let the fruit do the talking with this serene fruit bowl from fashion favourite, Arket.
It has been made in Portugal using earthenware and a finishing glaze.
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