Eva Trio: Nordic Kitchen

Salatbowl Black 25 cm

When a simple salad becomes the centrepiece

Sometimes, it’s not the recipe that makes the moment – it’s the way it’s presented. This low salad bowl, 25 cm in diameter, from the Nordic Kitchen collection by Eva Trio (formerly Eva Solo) creates exactly that effect. Crafted from black stoneware, it brings a calm, matte depth to your table. With a capacity of around 1.4 litres and its intentionally shallow shape, it’s ideal for salads, pasta dishes, antipasti or modern bowls. The slightly raised edge keeps everything in place, while the wide surface invites you to arrange food with care.

More space for what matters

This piece doesn’t limit itself to one purpose – it works as a salad bowl, pasta plate and serving dish all in one. Its low profile allows ingredients to breathe visually and mix more naturally. Perfect for sharing meals rather than serving strict portions. Compared to porcelain, stoneware offers a warmer, more grounded feel. While porcelain is often delicate and smooth, stoneware stands out with its durability, subtle texture and everyday resilience. It’s less prone to chipping and feels reassuringly solid – made for real life, not just special occasions.

Quiet design with lasting presence

The Nordic Kitchen series represents a design philosophy rooted in simplicity and honesty. Clean lines, natural materials and a restrained aesthetic define the collection. Designed by Tools Design and brought to life by Eva Trio, these pieces integrate seamlessly into daily life – and stand out precisely because they don’t try too hard. Black ceramic paired with wood or glass creates a calm, modern atmosphere that lasts.

A piece of everyday life worth showing

Whether part of a full tableware set, an addition to your existing collection or a standalone statement, this bowl fits effortlessly. It’s stackable, space-saving and ready for everything – microwave, oven, dishwasher or even freezer use. Pair it with matching plates, bowls and cups from the Nordic Kitchen range to create a table setting that feels natural rather than staged. Sometimes, that’s exactly what makes it beautiful.