QUAD Trivet by Dewa Bleisinger

Berlin-based product designer Dewa Bleisinger‘s QUAD Trivet adjusts to a handful of sizes and patterns to accommodate any size pot you place on it. It unfolds from a simple square to a large circle, making it the only trivet you’ll ever need.

It’s made from 16 wooden cubes that are connected with a silicone strip that’s hidden on the underside of the cubes. Besides being flexible, the silicone is also heat-resistant making it a safe place for your hot food.

The chunky cubes are substantial and form a variety of geometric designs to not only do its job but to also look good on the table.

Available in oiled walnut or maple wood.

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