Fruitstand closeup with artichokes, Granny Smith apples, limes and red onions. Aluminum bracket and rod are attached to the wall.

Fruitstand

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Create sculpture from the necessity of storage.

Do you know why people put fruit in bowls? Neither do we.

Fruitstand holds as much produce as a large bowl but prevents both the contact and the lack of air circulation that promote decay. On shopping day, inventory can be taken at a glance. The stainless steel branches are easily added, removed, raised, lowered or rotated as fruit are stored and consumed. It's fruit storage that reflects the people who use it and never looks the same way twice.

"With counter space at a premium, you might find that you no longer have room for that giant fruit bowl Aunt Martha gave you as a wedding present."

The Toronto Star

"It looks like a succulent, vibrant sculpture clinging to the kitchen wall."

The Globe and Mail

"But what to do to keep you and your fruit in tip-top shape?  A fruit holder designed by Pierre Hampshire is just what the doctor ordered."

The Toronto Star

"It's functional art at its finest."

Eye Weekly

"...provides an ever-changing display of colour."

Canadian House and Home

Fruitstand

Mounts on the wall to free up kitchen counter space.  The food-safe and dishwasher-safe stainless steel wireforms accommodate a wide range of fruits and - yes! - vegetables. Fruitstand is made using environmentally responsible processes and is entirely recyclable.