Diga, Koma, and Torus are not just kitchen tools – they’re a celebration of design and practicality. Introduced by British lifestyle brand Ommo, these stylish pieces combine clean minimalism with clever function. Presented at the London Design Fair 2025, they reflect a shift toward playful utility in everyday items.
The Diga salad bowl is a prime example. Made from durable, food-safe melamine, it allows you to wash, drain, and serve – all in one. A twistable disc at the base opens to let water out, then locks securely for serving. It’s ideal for quick, clean meal prep, whether you're tossing rocket leaves or rinsing berries.
“Design should delight as much as it serves.” This ethos runs through every product in the Ommo range – merging joy with practicality.
Koma and Torus bring new charm to the humble tea infuser. Koma’s rounded base and extended handle ensure a comfortable grip, while a hidden mechanism opens the infuser with a gentle push – making tea-time effortless and elegant. It's a favourite among minimalist tea lovers.
Torus offers a modern twist. Shaped like a ring, it hooks easily onto mugs of any size. Its compact carry case fits three infusers, letting you carry multiple tea blends on the go. Whether it’s Earl Grey, green, or peppermint – your next brew is just a drop away.
I’ve been looking for well-designed, practical kitchen tools like these. The Diga bowl in particular sounds perfect for busy evenings. Thanks for sharing!
I absolutely love minimalist designs that still manage to be fun and functional. Ommo seems to be doing just that. Will definitely be keeping an eye on them.
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- 2 weeks ago Leave ReplyThis article really helped me understand how thoughtful design can make a huge difference in day-to-day tasks. Brilliant insight — looking forward to more!