Bowl 45cm Low Noa vs High Noa: Which One for Your Table?

Quick answer

Choose the Bowl 45cm Low Noa for wide, shallow serving (appetizers, salads, centerpieces) and the Bowl 45cm High Noa for taller, deeper use (soups, pasta, or as a decorative vase).

Trade-offs to consider

• Serving style: Low Noa: wide and shallow – best for dry items like salad, bread, or fruit. High Noa: deep and tall – better for soups, stews, or pasta.
• Table presence: Low Noa sits low and spreads out, keeping the table open. High Noa stands tall, drawing the eye upward and adding vertical interest.
• Versatility beyond dining: Low Noa works as a serving platter or centerpiece. High Noa can serve as a vase or decorative column. Both are microwave and dishwasher safe. Think about whether you need a bowl for food or for display — or both.

Product facts at a glance

• Bowl 45cm Low Noa: 45 cm size provides generous space for serving or display; low profile design suited for appetizers, salads, or centerpiece use. You can use it as a large serving bowl without food piling too high, or as a decorative piece that doesn't block sightlines.

  

• Bowl 45cm High | Noa: Measures 45 cm in height; works well as dinnerware, serveware, or a home decor accent. Its taller shape holds more volume for soups or pasta and can double as a vase or tall centerpiece.

  

Which should you choose?

Best for

• Everyday serving of salads, appetizers, or dry snacks – choose Bowl 45cm Low Noa
• Soups, pasta, or tall decorative arrangements – choose Bowl 45cm High Noa

Not ideal for

• Deep liquid dishes (Low Noa is too shallow)
• Wide, flat serving where you want food spread out (High Noa is too deep)