nik bentel's dinner bag sets impromptu tablescape for spontaneous meals on the go

Nik Bentel Studio Designs Dinner Bag as a Wearable Dining Object

Nik Bentel Studio introduces the Dinner Bag, a multifunctional handbag designed as both a fashion accessory and a portable dining surface. The design integrates key elements of a place setting into a structured leather bag, combining playful storytelling and unexpected materials.

The front of the bag incorporates a ceramic dinner plate alongside a stainless steel fork and knife, all mounted directly onto its surface. This configuration transforms the bag into a mobile dining setup, allowing it to serve as an impromptu eating station.

all images courtesy of Nik Bentel Studio

Compact enough for daily use, curious enough for conversation

Constructed from leather, the Dinner Bag maintains structural integrity while accommodating the added weight of ceramic and metal components. The design is offered in three color variations, black, red, and brown, and is priced at $300.

Although playful in concept, the Dinner Bag is designed as a fully functional accessory, exploring the intersection of utility, fashion, and object design. It follows Nik Bentel Studio’s ongoing interest in reinterpreting everyday forms through material experimentation and conceptual transformation.

designed by Nik Bentel Studio as a wearable dining setup

the Dinner Bag combines fashion and function in a single design

a ceramic plate, fork, and knife are integrated into the front of the bag

a handbag that reinterprets the everyday dinner table

designed for occasions where spontaneity meets style

compact enough for daily use, curious enough for conversation

a fashion accessory transformed into an impromptu dining experience

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available in black, red, and brown colorways

 

 

 

 

project info:

name: The Dinner Bag

designer: Nik Bentel Studio | @nikbentelstudio

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom