Sucuk und Bratwurst operates as a Berlin-based creative studio managed by a group of childhood friends. They specialize in three-dimensional art and industrial design objects. The Pink Lemonade curates visual culture and art on social media platforms. These two entities teamed up to release an updated version of the Macaron Grinder. The official launch occurred on April 20, It will be available via www.thepinklemonade.store & www.sucukundbratwurst.shop and presented at Salone del Mobile 2026. Buyers receive two distinct color choices of pink and pistachio green. We had a quick chat with both teams to discuss the specifics of this physical release.
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This collaboration brings together Pink Lemonade and Sucuk & Bratwurst, two identities with strong visual and cultural codes. What was the first instinct or shared ground that made this partnership feel natural from the start?
The Pink Lemonade: We love collaborating with artists who see reality from a different perspective and create objects that spark conversation. The macaron grinder is exactly that kind of piece.
Sucuk und Bratwurst: Pink macaron... Pink Lemonade. It fits like salt and pepper, it had to be done.
Can an object carry meaning beyond its function, and how do you add that layer while keeping the process intuitive and honest?
The Pink Lemonade: Yes, of course. It always starts with the idea. Function is just one layer, the meaning comes from how the object is conceived. The process stays honest when you stay true to your ideas.
Sucuk und Bratwurst: Making it look so real that no one would even recognize it as a weed grinder during a control... that’s part of the idea too, lol.
When does an object move from function into expression, and what signals tell you it has reached that point?
The Pink Lemonade + Sucuk und Bratwurst: An object moves from function into expression when it starts to communicate something beyond its use. When people look at it and don’t immediately understand what it is, but still want it, that’s when you know!
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