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Dessert Set: Jacques-Elie Ribeyron's Mimimal Design

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Wed, Jul 18th, 2012 12:00 by capnasty NEWS

Using cow skin for the sleeve and natural polished and black pvd titanium, French designer Jacques-Elie Ribeyron has created Dessert Set, the ultimate minimal design to help you enjoy your dessert in style. The piece was displayed at the 2012 Salone del Mobile in Milan.

The project features a small hammer to break chocolate slabs, a nut cracker, a fruit knife, a brush and a cutting board. The purpose of the brush is to clean the other set components. The tools are made of machined titanium and feature a cap lock system to avoid screws.

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