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A retro-chic portable barbecue, designed by Mermelada Estudio.
The Barcelona-based company RS Barcelona has reinvented the classic barbecue with its product Mon Oncle, a retro-chic barbecue, created by Barcelona-based designers Mermelada Estudio.
The barbecue is stored in an elegant, little suitcase with a retro vibe. Open the case, and the barbecue pops surprisingly into view. This portable barbecue can be used at home, in the garden, on the beach or on excursions on mountains. Mon Oncle can be quickly unpacked and easily cleaned, and comes in three ultra-retro shades: grey, powder blue and sage green. What’s more, it’s very hard-wearing since it’s made of steel coated in fireproof paint. RS Barcelona recommends that environmentally friendly fuel made of coconut shells — which burns without producing flames, generates very little smoke and retains heat — is used with the barbecue.
Its creator Mermelada Studio’s projects typically involve a search to discover the extraordinary in the ordinary and everyday. All their projects represent a challenge, a creative adventure with a unique, fresh, original perspective on things — resulting in designs that combine wit with poetry. Its portfolio of products encompasses decorative lighting, such as its Maya collection for Almerich, its beautiful Birds kitchen knives inspired by birds and innovative Green Light planters designed for Systemtronic.
RS Barcelona explores new design languages and expressive forms in order to create original pieces, and frequently collaborates with internationally renowned designers as Werner Aisslinger, Shigeki Fujishiro, Matt Gagnon and Stone Designs. RS Barcelona likes to look at things in a fresh way in order to develop new ideas and original products. And they do this with no other aim than to inject a little happiness into our lives.
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