The Contour Feeding Station began with a simple idea: to create a feeding station that was practical for everyday use and felt at home in a considered interior.
To help bring that idea to life, we partnered with Cory Dolman Studio.
Based in Stockholm, Cory works across furniture, consumer products, and industrial design. What appealed to us from the start was his direct and practical approach to product development. Rather than spending months discussing concepts, he prefers to build, test, and refine ideas early in the process.
Working from the Workshop
Many of the decisions behind the Contour Feeding Station were made in the workshop rather than on a screen.
Cory has a habit of quickly building mock-ups to test proportions, details, and construction methods. Being able to hold an idea in your hands often answers questions much faster than a drawing ever can.
During development, different heights, dimensions, and construction details were explored through simple prototypes. Small adjustments made a significant difference to the final result.
It is a straightforward way of working, but an effective one.
Designed to Last
From the beginning, we wanted the feeding station to feel permanent rather than disposable.
Not as a pet accessory that would eventually be replaced, but as an object that could remain part of the home for years.
Designed to elevate the interior as much as your dog's daily routine, the Contour Feeding Station brings together contemporary Scandinavian design, craftsmanship, and everyday functionality in a single piece.
Created in collaboration with Cory Dolman Studio, each feeding station is made to order and handcrafted in Sweden from solid Nordic pine. Producing each piece individually allows for a level of care and attention that would be difficult to achieve in larger production runs.
It also means we only make what is needed.
Materials and Construction
The design is intentionally simple.
A solid pine frame supports two removable stainless steel bowls, handcrafted in Portugal. The bowls sit neatly within the structure and can easily be removed for cleaning.
The materials were chosen for durability and ease of use rather than decoration. Solid wood ages well, stainless steel performs reliably, and both can withstand daily use for many years.
Finished in Iris Blue, the feeding station introduces colour in a restrained way while remaining easy to integrate into a range of interiors.
A Shared Perspective
Throughout the project, there was a shared focus on reducing rather than adding.
Removing unnecessary details. Simplifying construction. Refining proportions.
The goal was never to create a statement piece. It was to create a feeding station that felt balanced, useful, and well made.
Something that works equally well for the dog using it and the people living alongside it.
Contour Feeding Station
The result is a made-to-order feeding station that combines solid Nordic pine, handcrafted stainless steel bowls, and a considered approach to design and manufacturing.
A practical object for everyday use, designed by Masimalo x Cory Dolman Studio and handmade in Sweden.