Sobremesa

Cover art for the podcast <n>The Nature Of with Willow Defebaugh</n>.

<n>Faux Stone Tole Cachepot</n>, an early 19th-century <n>French Empire</n> style vessel. Photo by <n>Marco Galloway</n>.

The <n>CHROMA Sculptural Serving Bowl</n> by <n>Homu Design</n>.

CHROMA is a seven piece stainless steel servingware series that draws inspiration from mid century Scandinavian design.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Each piece in this series combines sculptural forms, further dramatised by its mirror polished steel composition. 
The series of serving plates, bowls and tiered stands are uniquely distinctive and functionally shaped. May it be the serving of fine foods or nonna’s classics, the pieces serve to visually stimulate and elevate.
Where style and resilience harmoniously coexist, CHROMA transforms your table into a gallery of culinary artistry, with the ambition of evoking thought and emotion with every bite.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Dimensions:  H 6, W 18, L 50cm
Composition:  Mirror polished stainless steel
Function:  Serving, Salad, Fruit or Decorative bowl
CARE
Gentle hand wash
SHIPPING + RETURNS
Please refer to Shipping &amp; Delivery page for dispatch and delivery timeframes.
Taxes &amp; Duties
Please be aware that any items shipped internationally may incur additional fees and duties levied by customs. As the recipient of the item, you are responsible to pay any of the taxes and duties levied by the country you are shipping to. Your package will not be released from custom until these payments are made. HŌMU is unable to advise how much these duties will cost, please ensure you are aware of these fees before you make your purchase. 
Please refer to Returns page for details regarding returns, exchanges and refunds.

CHROMA Sculptural Serving Bowl

quiet forms. Photo by <n>Sasha Satchi</n>.

A <n>Cartier</n> letter opener from <n>Family Style</n>'s <n>Lunar New Year</n> special by <n>Dichen Chen</n> and <n>Blair Cannon</n>.

The <n>Shoal</n> incense holder, a collaboration between <n>Ellison Studios</n> and <n>Mejuri</n>.

Spirals unfurling. Photograph by <n>Lina Zangers</n> with set design and collage by <n>Lea Beyl</n>.

Still life by photographer <n>Sara Zanoni</n>.

Accessories from the <n>ZHUCHONGYUN</n> Spring 2024 collection. Photo by <n>HOW 杨淳昊</n>.

A table setting at the <n>Amanruya</n> resort on the Turkish Riviera.

A still life for <n>Mia Le Journal</n> with styling by <n>Stephanie Stamatis</n>.

A sculptural ceramic vase from <n>COL Studio</n>'s first collection. Photo by <n>Luke Evans</n>.

Playful Bowl by designers <n>Sacha Parent</n> & <n>Valentine Tiraboschi</n>, from <n>Design Parade Hyères</n> 2024.

Still life for the <n>LANSHIN ™</n> brand refresh. Creative direction by <n>Helen Steed</n> and <n>Maggie Jia</n>.

<n>Red Shell Doilie</n> (2025) by artist <n>Sophie Stone</n>.

<n>Super Normal, Issue 2</n>, designed by <n>Tijl Schneider</n> with a cover by <n>Vanessa Granda</n> and <n>Mat Cullen</n>.

Still life by photographer <n>Sasha Satchi</n> for <n>S E L F M A D E</n>.

Still life for the <n>JUSTINE CLENQUET</n> FW22 collection. Photo by <n>Thomas Cristiani</n>.

<n>Fétiche lamp</n> by <n>LES ATELIERS BONHOMME</n> and a vintage plate for <n>whatevr fanzine</n>. Photo by <n>Peter White</n>.

<n>Fani side table</n> by <n>Margaux Keller</n> and a vintage vase for <n>Whatevr Fanzine</n>. Photo by <n>Peter White Photography</n>.

Still life for the brand refresh of <n>Treatment by Lanshin</n>.

The <n>Fortuna Bucket</n> bag by <n>Mansur Gavriel</n>, crafted in Italy.

From <n>Cero Magazine</n> with credit to <n>Marley Cohen</n>.

The wooden <n>Dune Tray Set, High</n> by <n>Kelly Wearstler</n> for <n>Serax</n>.

Editorial still life with a <n>Puiforcat</n> bread plate, referencing the work of <n>Donald Judd</n>.