The BOB doorstop has a non-slip base and is shaped like a small bird. The doorstop weighs 280 g and keeps doors with a gap of up to 2.3 cm safely open. The beak and core are made of 100 % recycled plastic, which is obtained from used packaging. The doorstop can be dismantled into its individual parts for disposal. In addition, BOB can also be placed anywhere at home as a decorative figure. Doorstop with humorous design Decorative and functional Can also be used as a decorative figure Non-slip base Length: 14 cm Height: 8.1 cm Width: 6,5 cm

If you love freshly brewed, aromatic coffee, the SLOW coffee filter from RIG-TIG is just right for you. The coffee is brewed directly into the cup by placing the funnel with the filter onto the cup. A paper filter is not required, which helps protect the environment. The aluminum lid serves both as a cover to keep the coffee warm during brewing and as a practical drip tray under the funnel once the coffee is ready. Coffee enjoyment directly in the cup, without paper filters Lid also functions as a drip tray Color: Terracotta Length: 12.5 cm Height: 11.5 cm Width: 11.5 cm Material: PP plastic, stainless steel Designer: Debiasi & Sandri Dishwasher safe RIG-TIG means “just right” in Danish. RIG-TIG is an award winning brand for kitchen utensils where form and function are combined in a perfectly balanced way.

The SWEEP-IT dustpan & broom set combines beautiful and compact design. Crumbs in the kitchen or on the table, as well as dirt on the balcony, can be easily and quickly removed. The set takes up minimal space under the sink or in a drawer – or why not hang the striking graphic design on the wall? The set comes with a specially designed hook that can be mounted on the wall or inside a cabinet with a single nail. Dustpan and broom for quick and easy cleaning Can be mounted on the wall or inside a cabinet Color: Light grey Length: 19 cm Height: 3 cm Width: 28 cm Material: TPE plastic, lotus wood, PET plastic RIG-TIG means "just right" in Danish. RIG-TIG is an award-winning brand for kitchen utensils that perfectly balances form and function.

Take your time and enjoy the fun in the kitchen! The TIME-IT Kitchen Timer from RIG-TIG is your ideal companion – put your phone aside and enjoy cooking. Whether baking with the kids or preparing a romantic dinner – simply grab the timer, find your favorite spot, and pass the time with a good book. Cooking has never been so relaxing! And the best part: No batteries required. Perfect companion for relaxed cooking and baking Works completely without batteries Diameter: 6 cm Height: 5 cm Material: ABS plastic RIG-TIG means "just right" in Danish. RIG-TIG is an award-winning brand for kitchen utensils that perfectly combines form and function.

The ROLL-IT kitchen roll holder is both attractive and practical. The beautiful color scheme of the base creates a striking contrast with the holder made of rubberwood. Changing the roll is effortless, and the grooves on the underside prevent the kitchen roll from unrolling uncontrollably. Attractive and practical design Easy roll replacement Grooves on the underside prevent unrolling Color: Black Length: 15.5 cm Height: 30 cm Width: 15.5 cm Material: Rubberwood, lacquered, PP plastic, EVA foam Designer: Søren Jakobsen RIG-TIG means "just right" in Danish. RIG-TIG is an award-winning brand for kitchen utensils, combining form and function in perfect balance.

The ROLL-IT kitchen roll holder is both attractive and practical. The beautiful color scheme of the base creates a striking contrast with the holder made of rubberwood. Changing the roll is effortless, and the grooves on the underside prevent the kitchen roll from unrolling uncontrollably. Attractive and practical design Easy roll replacement Grooves on the underside prevent unrolling Color: White Length: 15.5 cm Height: 30 cm Width: 15.5 cm Material: Rubberwood, lacquered, PP plastic, EVA foam Designer: Søren Jakobsen RIG-TIG means "just right" in Danish. RIG-TIG is an award-winning brand for kitchen utensils, combining form and function in perfect balance.

The MAGNETIC knife holder by RIG-TIG is a practical kitchen helper with a modern look. Made of cork and equipped with a magnetic core, the design by Søren Refsgaard is ideal for the stylish storage of kitchen and chef’s knives. The compact knife holder also adds a decorative accent to the kitchen wall. Practical knife holder with magnetic core Modern look for the kitchen wall Length: 6 cm Height: 5 cm Width: 6 cm Material: Cork Designer: Søren Refsgaard RIG-TIG means “just right” in Danish. RIG-TIG is an award-winning brand for kitchen utensils in which form and function are combined in a perfectly balanced relationship.

The legendary, classic Stelton tipping ashtray by Arne Jacobsen from the Cylinda Line. A functional ashtray with a tipping lid that discreetly conceals cigarette butts and prevents unpleasant odors. With its cylindrical design alone, the ashtray is a true designer piece. Material: Satin-polished 18/8 stainless steel Height: 8 cm Diameter: Ø 10 cm Design: Arne Jacobsen Peter Holmblad repeatedly tried to convince Arne Jacobsen to design something new for Stelton. He finally succeeded when he one day showed his stepfather some of his own drawings. Arne Jacobsen found them so hopeless that he started creating something else. The task was to design a tea and coffee set, as well as bowls, an ice bucket, and a jug for the dining and bar area – all made of stainless steel. Stelton launched the new products three years later as the Cylinda Line. The new series immediately drew attention as the biggest innovation in its category. The simplicity of the cylindrical shape and the specially designed plastic handles characterized the line, which stood out with its brushed steel surface in contrast to the highly polished contemporary designs. In 1967, the Cylinda Line was awarded the ID Prize. Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) completed a mason’s apprenticeship in 1924 at the “Technical Society’s School” and graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1927. In 1928, he received the Academy’s Gold Medal, having already won the Silver Medal at the Paris World’s Fair at the age of 23. This was the first of many honors that accompanied his tireless creative activity and his numerous victories in national and international competitions. Among his major works are: The town halls in Århus, Søllerød, Rødovre, and Glostrup; the SAS Building (Royal Hotel) in Copenhagen; the Munkegård School in Gentofte; Toms Factory in Ballerup; Denmark’s National Bank; the sports hall in Landskrona; St. Catherine’s College in Oxford; and the administration building of the Hamburg Electricity Works. In 1932, Arne Jacobsen began collaborating with Fritz Hansen’s Eft. A/S, and over the years he designed a series of chairs and armchairs that are often regarded as milestones in the development of modern furniture design. These include “The Ant” (1951), “The Egg” (1957), and “The Swan” (1957). However, in other areas of applied arts, Arne Jacobsen also took on challenges that led to groundbreaking solutions, including his Cylinda-line stainless steel series. Arne Jacobsen was a professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and was awarded honorary doctorates by several foreign universities and academies. In 1967, the Cylinda Line received the Industry Prize from the Danish Society for Industrial Design. In 1968, it was awarded the International Design Award by the American Institute of Interior Designers.

The legendary, classic Stelton tipping ashtray by Arne Jacobsen from the Cylinda Line. A functional ashtray with a tipping lid that discreetly conceals cigarette butts and prevents unpleasant odors. With its cylindrical design alone, the ashtray is a true designer piece. Material: Satin-polished 18/8 stainless steel Height: 6.5 cm Diameter: Ø 7.5 cm Design: Arne Jacobsen Peter Holmblad repeatedly tried to convince Arne Jacobsen to design something new for Stelton. He finally succeeded when he one day showed his stepfather some of his own drawings. Arne Jacobsen found them so hopeless that he started creating something else. The task was to design a tea and coffee set, as well as bowls, an ice bucket, and a jug for the dining and bar area – all made of stainless steel. Stelton launched the new products three years later as the Cylinda Line. The new series immediately drew attention as the biggest innovation in its category. The simplicity of the cylindrical shape and the specially designed plastic handles characterized the line, which stood out with its brushed steel surface in contrast to the highly polished contemporary designs. In 1967, the Cylinda Line was awarded the ID Prize. Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) completed a mason’s apprenticeship in 1924 at the “Technical Society’s School” and graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1927. In 1928, he received the Academy’s Gold Medal, having already won the Silver Medal at the Paris World’s Fair at the age of 23. This was the first of many honors that accompanied his tireless creative activity and his numerous victories in national and international competitions. Among his major works are: The town halls in Århus, Søllerød, Rødovre, and Glostrup; the SAS Building (Royal Hotel) in Copenhagen; the Munkegård School in Gentofte; Toms Factory in Ballerup; Denmark’s National Bank; the sports hall in Landskrona; St. Catherine’s College in Oxford; and the administration building of the Hamburg Electricity Works. In 1932, Arne Jacobsen began collaborating with Fritz Hansen’s Eft. A/S, and over the years he designed a series of chairs and armchairs that are often regarded as milestones in the development of modern furniture design. These include “The Ant” (1951), “The Egg” (1957), and “The Swan” (1957). However, in other areas of applied arts, Arne Jacobsen also took on challenges that led to groundbreaking solutions, including his Cylinda-line stainless steel series. Arne Jacobsen was a professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen and was awarded honorary doctorates by several foreign universities and academies. In 1967, the Cylinda Line received the Industry Prize from the Danish Society for Industrial Design. In 1968, it was awarded the International Design Award by the American Institute of Interior Designers.

The Emma bread basket by Stelton features the same design concept as the other pieces in the Emma series: with clean lines and a combination of steel and molded beech wood. This design language and choice of materials are an elegant continuation of Danish design from the 1950s. When the bread basket is placed on the table, the molded beech wood handle integrates naturally into the design and fits snugly around the metal basket. The handle can be easily lifted when passing the basket around the table or carrying it from the kitchen to the dining table. Inside the bread basket is a custom-fitted liner made of 100% OEKO-TEX cotton, making it easy to remove crumbs. If the fabric looks worn, it can be conveniently machine-washed. The Emma bread basket can also be used for fruit. The basket can hold up to a maximum weight of 3 kg. Includes custom-fitted OEKO-TEX cotton liner Supports up to 3 kg Color: Grey Length: 22.5 cm Height: 8 cm Width: 23 cm Material: Aluminum, powder-coated, cotton, beech wood (lacquered) In recent years, Stelton products have received many design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug.

With the Brus water spender, you save the environment large amounts of unnecessary plastic by making your own soda water or lemonade in reusable bottles. The design of this water bubbler is so elegant that it also looks good visibly on the kitchen counter. Its designer, Søren Refsgaard, is known for his clean, functional designs that leave out anything superfluous. Brus is a particularly good example of this. The design picks up on the cylindrical shapes that are classic to Stelton's designs. The cylindrical shape is primarily seen in the ultra-flat container for the carbonic acid cartridge and is found again in the carbonic acid knob. This is intuitively turned clockwise to adjust the amount of carbon dioxide, and counterclockwise when the bottle is to be separated from the device. You will receive a Brus bottle with the Brus water bubbler. Material: Stainless steel, PET plastic, ABS plastic Maße: L 22 x H 42 x W 11,5 cm Design: Søren Refsgaard CO2 cylinder not included Søren Refsgaard In 2003, Søren Refsgaard received his degree from the "Design Seminariet" in Højer, Denmark. In the same year he opened his own studio in Copenhagen. His work, strongly influenced by the Danish design tradition, focuses on lighting, furniture and accessories for domestic use. Søren Refsgaard's formal language is simple and often characterized by surprising humor.

With the Brus water spender, you save the environment large amounts of unnecessary plastic by making your own soda water or lemonade in reusable bottles. The design of this water bubbler is so elegant that it also looks good visibly on the kitchen counter. Its designer, Søren Refsgaard, is known for his clean, functional designs that leave out anything superfluous. Brus is a particularly good example of this. The design picks up on the cylindrical shapes that are classic to Stelton's designs. The cylindrical shape is primarily seen in the ultra-flat container for the carbonic acid cartridge and is found again in the carbonic acid knob. This is intuitively turned clockwise to adjust the amount of carbon dioxide, and counterclockwise when the bottle is to be separated from the device. You will receive a Brus bottle with the Brus water bubbler. Material: Stainless steel, PET plastic, ABS plastic Maße: L 22 x H 42 x W 11,5 cm Design: Søren Refsgaard CO2 cylinder not included Søren Refsgaard In 2003, Søren Refsgaard received his degree from the "Design Seminariet" in Højer, Denmark. In the same year he opened his own studio in Copenhagen. His work, strongly influenced by the Danish design tradition, focuses on lighting, furniture and accessories for domestic use. Søren Refsgaard's formal language is simple and often characterized by surprising humor.

With the Brus water spender, you save the environment large amounts of unnecessary plastic by making your own soda water or lemonade in reusable bottles. The design of this water bubbler is so elegant that it also looks good visibly on the kitchen counter. Its designer, Søren Refsgaard, is known for his clean, functional designs that leave out anything superfluous. Brus is a particularly good example of this. The design picks up on the cylindrical shapes that are classic to Stelton's designs. The cylindrical shape is primarily seen in the ultra-flat container for the carbonic acid cartridge and is found again in the carbonic acid knob. This is intuitively turned clockwise to adjust the amount of carbon dioxide, and counterclockwise when the bottle is to be separated from the device. You will receive a Brus bottle with the Brus water bubbler. Material: Stainless steel, PET plastic, ABS plastic Maße: L 22 x H 42 x W 11,5 cm Design: Søren Refsgaard CO2 cylinder not included Søren Refsgaard In 2003, Søren Refsgaard received his degree from the "Design Seminariet" in Højer, Denmark. In the same year he opened his own studio in Copenhagen. His work, strongly influenced by the Danish design tradition, focuses on lighting, furniture and accessories for domestic use. Søren Refsgaard's formal language is simple and often characterized by surprising humor.

With the Brus water spender, you save the environment large amounts of unnecessary plastic by making your own soda water or lemonade in reusable bottles. The design of this water bubbler is so elegant that it also looks good visibly on the kitchen counter. Its designer, Søren Refsgaard, is known for his clean, functional designs that leave out anything superfluous. Brus is a particularly good example of this. The design picks up on the cylindrical shapes that are classic to Stelton's designs. The cylindrical shape is primarily seen in the ultra-flat container for the carbonic acid cartridge and is found again in the carbonic acid knob. This is intuitively turned clockwise to adjust the amount of carbon dioxide, and counterclockwise when the bottle is to be separated from the device. You will receive a Brus bottle with the Brus water bubbler. Material: Stainless steel, PET plastic, ABS plastic Maße: L 22 x H 42 x W 11,5 cm Design: Søren Refsgaard CO2 cylinder not included Søren Refsgaard In 2003, Søren Refsgaard received his degree from the "Design Seminariet" in Højer, Denmark. In the same year he opened his own studio in Copenhagen. His work, strongly influenced by the Danish design tradition, focuses on lighting, furniture and accessories for domestic use. Søren Refsgaard's formal language is simple and often characterized by surprising humor.

With the Brus water spender, you save the environment large amounts of unnecessary plastic by making your own soda water or lemonade in reusable bottles. The design of this water bubbler is so elegant that it also looks good visibly on the kitchen counter. Its designer, Søren Refsgaard, is known for his clean, functional designs that leave out anything superfluous. Brus is a particularly good example of this. The design picks up on the cylindrical shapes that are classic to Stelton's designs. The cylindrical shape is primarily seen in the ultra-flat container for the carbonic acid cartridge and is found again in the carbonic acid knob. This is intuitively turned clockwise to adjust the amount of carbon dioxide, and counterclockwise when the bottle is to be separated from the device. You will receive a Brus bottle with the Brus water bubbler. Material: Stainless steel, PET plastic, ABS plastic Maße: L 22 x H 42 x W 11,5 cm Design: Søren Refsgaard CO2 cylinder not included Søren Refsgaard In 2003, Søren Refsgaard received his degree from the "Design Seminariet" in Højer, Denmark. In the same year he opened his own studio in Copenhagen. His work, strongly influenced by the Danish design tradition, focuses on lighting, furniture and accessories for domestic use. Søren Refsgaard's formal language is simple and often characterized by surprising humor.

With the Brus water spender, you save the environment large amounts of unnecessary plastic by making your own soda water or lemonade in reusable bottles. The design of this water bubbler is so elegant that it also looks good visibly on the kitchen counter. Its designer, Søren Refsgaard, is known for his clean, functional designs that leave out anything superfluous. Brus is a particularly good example of this. The design picks up on the cylindrical shapes that are classic to Stelton's designs. The cylindrical shape is primarily seen in the ultra-flat container for the carbonic acid cartridge and is found again in the carbonic acid knob. This is intuitively turned clockwise to adjust the amount of carbon dioxide, and counterclockwise when the bottle is to be separated from the device. You will receive a Brus bottle with the Brus water bubbler. Material: Stainless steel, PET plastic, ABS plastic Maße: L 22 x H 42 x W 11,5 cm Design: Søren Refsgaard CO2 cylinder not included Søren Refsgaard In 2003, Søren Refsgaard received his degree from the "Design Seminariet" in Højer, Denmark. In the same year he opened his own studio in Copenhagen. His work, strongly influenced by the Danish design tradition, focuses on lighting, furniture and accessories for domestic use. Søren Refsgaard's formal language is simple and often characterized by surprising humor.

With the Brus water spender, you save the environment large amounts of unnecessary plastic by making your own soda water or lemonade in reusable bottles. The design of this water bubbler is so elegant that it also looks good visibly on the kitchen counter. Its designer, Søren Refsgaard, is known for his clean, functional designs that leave out anything superfluous. Brus is a particularly good example of this. The design picks up on the cylindrical shapes that are classic to Stelton's designs. The cylindrical shape is primarily seen in the ultra-flat container for the carbonic acid cartridge and is found again in the carbonic acid knob. This is intuitively turned clockwise to adjust the amount of carbon dioxide, and counterclockwise when the bottle is to be separated from the device. You will receive a Brus bottle with the Brus water bubbler. Material: Stainless steel, PET plastic, ABS plastic Maße: L 22 x H 42 x W 11,5 cm Design: Søren Refsgaard CO2 cylinder not included Søren Refsgaard In 2003, Søren Refsgaard received his degree from the "Design Seminariet" in Højer, Denmark. In the same year he opened his own studio in Copenhagen. His work, strongly influenced by the Danish design tradition, focuses on lighting, furniture and accessories for domestic use. Søren Refsgaard's formal language is simple and often characterized by surprising humor.

The Pilastro series was designed by Francis Cayouette, inspired by the elegant and functional Art Deco style of the 1920s, which defined architecture and design at the time. The series already consists of drinking glasses, serving bowls and a wine cooler and is now being expanded with this shapely carafe. The Pilastro carafe and accompanying glass have the same sophisticated expression, clean design and grooved surface as the existing products in the range. The carafe holds 1 liter and comes with a smaller glass that doubles as a lid - a perfect set for the home office and bedside table. With the other parts of the series you have a pretty set for everyday use or you can impress your guests when pouring from the Pilastro carafe. Like the Pilastro drinking glasses, the carafe is suitable for cold and warm drinks.Material: Machine Blown Glass Dimensions: 10.5 x 27 cm Volume: 1L / Volume glass: 0.2 l. Designed by Francis CayouetteFrancis CayouetteHis design characterizes a strong empathy with daily life, with a sense of industrial and functional design aspects. Francis Cayouette has designed many different products, from accessories to thoughtful storage series and elegant lovestyle products. 

A new bread basket has been added to the popular Embrace series. The bread basket features a practical liner that prevents breadcrumbs from falling onto the table. Made of stainless steel, it showcases the classic organic shape known from the Embrace series, making it an elegant and decorative addition to any dining table. Another option is to use the bread basket for fruits and vegetables, creating a beautiful contrast with the stainless steel frame. Material - Stainless steel Color - Satin polished Height - 7 cm Width - 23 cm In recent years, Stelton products have received many design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, including the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich), and the Danish Museum of Art & Design (Copenhagen).

A new bread basket has been added to the popular Embrace series. The bread basket features a practical liner that prevents breadcrumbs from falling onto the table. Made of stainless steel, it showcases the classic organic shape known from the Embrace series, making it an elegant and decorative addition to any dining table. Another option is to use the bread basket for fruits and vegetables, creating a beautiful contrast with the stainless steel frame. Material - Stainless steel Color - Satin polished Height - 7 cm Width - 23 cm In recent years, Stelton products have received many design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, including the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich), and the Danish Museum of Art & Design (Copenhagen).

A new bread basket has been added to the popular Embrace series. The bread basket features a practical liner that prevents breadcrumbs from falling onto the table. Made of stainless steel, it showcases the classic organic shape known from the Embrace series, making it an elegant and decorative addition to any dining table. Another option is to use the bread basket for fruits and vegetables, creating a beautiful contrast with the stainless steel frame. Material - Stainless steel Color - Satin polished Height - 7 cm Width - 23 cm In recent years, Stelton products have received many design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, including the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich), and the Danish Museum of Art & Design (Copenhagen).

A new bread basket has been added to the popular Embrace series. The bread basket features a practical liner that prevents breadcrumbs from falling onto the table. Made of stainless steel, it showcases the classic organic shape known from the Embrace series, making it an elegant and decorative addition to any dining table. Another option is to use the bread basket for fruits and vegetables, creating a beautiful contrast with the stainless steel frame. Material - Stainless steel Height - 7 cm Width - 23 cm In recent years, Stelton products have received many design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, including the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich), and the Danish Museum of Art & Design (Copenhagen).

The Stelton fruit basket is the latest addition to the Embrace series, characterized by its beautiful, lightweight, and organic design language. The Embrace fruit basket, made of stainless steel, has a clear, decorative expression and creates a wonderful contrast when filled with fresh fruits. The fruit basket can be combined with Stelton's popular bread bag, which fits perfectly into the basket. Material: Stainless steel Color: Satin polished Large basket: W: 23 cm H: 17 cm Stelton's bread bag fits perfectly into the basket In recent years, Stelton products have received numerous design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich), and the Danish Museum of Art & Design (Copenhagen).

The Stelton fruit basket is the latest addition to the Embrace series, characterized by its beautiful, lightweight, and organic design language. The Embrace fruit basket, made of stainless steel, has a clear, decorative expression and creates a wonderful contrast when filled with fresh fruits. The fruit basket can be combined with Stelton's popular bread bag, which fits perfectly into the basket. Material: Stainless steel Color: Satin polished Small basket: W: 19 cm H: 9 cm Stelton's bread bag fits perfectly into the basket In recent years, Stelton products have received numerous design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich), and the Danish Museum of Art & Design (Copenhagen).

Highlights:     Integrated defrost function     Adjustable toasting function with 7 levels     Removable crumb tray for easy cleaning     Built-in bagel function allows the bagel or roll to be toasted from the outside only The Emma toaster is a beautiful and extremely functional toaster. It has a defrost function and is therefore also suitable for bread that comes straight from the freezer. Thanks to the variable browning control with seven levels, the bread can also be toasted exactly as desired. If you want to toast burger buns or bagels, you can switch off the inner heating elements at the touch of a button so that the bread is only toasted on the outside and remains soft on the inside. The toaster fits perfectly with the rest of the award-winning Emma design series, which is characterised by clean lines and Scandinavian colour tones. The toaster has a matt surface, which gives it a haptic look and perfectly matches the Emma pots in the colour sand. As an accessory for the toaster, a removable bun toasting attachment for reheating buns can be purchased. technical information:     Length: 31 cm     Height: 20 cm     Width: 19 cm In the last few years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has received some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark's Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and the Danish Design Award 2007 for Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug anniversary campaign and products. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich) and the Kunstindustrimuseet (Copenhagen). Sebastian Holmbäck (1971) and Ulrik Nordentoft (1974) met at the Danish Design School, where they were both educated. 10 years after graduating, they founded the HolmbäckNordentoft Studio. Their basic principle and the basis for their work is aesthetics.

The Stelton Flap Bag is a stylish companion for everyday life, combining Scandinavian design with practical functionality. Whether for work, leisure, or travel – this bag impresses with a minimalist look and thoughtful details. The comfortable shoulder strap and the spacious main compartment provide maximum comfort and organization. The large flap ensures that your belongings are securely stored in the bag without falling out. Minimalist look with thoughtful details Spacious main compartment for maximum organization Height: approx. 31.5 cm Width: approx. 37 cm Depth: approx. 5 cm Material: Felt In recent years, Stelton products have received numerous design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug.

The Glacier glass series from Stelton comprises a carafe with matching glasses. Here you get the carafe and one of these elegant glasses. Carafe Height: 29 cm Diameter: Ø 9,7 cm Glass Length: 8,4 cm Height: 9,5 cm Width: 8,4 cm The series is characterised by a minimalist design language which, however, merges into a sculptural structure at the bottom of the vessels, referring to the cool beauty of Scandinavian nature, majestic glaciers and the Nordic winter, which is characterised by frost and the multi-faceted accents of clear ice crystals. The glasses are beautiful with water and juice and elegant with drinks and whisky from the bar. The timeless, stylish design comes from one of Denmark's best glass artists Peter Svarrer, who is a renowned specialist in this field and worked for Holmegaard Glasværk for many years.

Stelton’s new Ice Scraper with Integrated Seatbelt Cutter is a multifunctional and stylish safety tool for your car. Featuring a robust ABS plastic body, an efficient PP ice scraper, an integrated seatbelt cutter made of stainless steel, and a small glass breaker for emergencies, it combines practicality with minimalist design. Perfect for cold winter mornings and unexpected roadside situations. 4-in-1 Function: ice scraper, condensation remover, seatbelt cutter, and glass breaker Dual-edge blade with a soft silicone side for delicate surfaces and a hard side for ice removal Color: black Length: 20 cm Height: 2.4 cm Width: 11.3 cm Material: ABS plastic, iron, stainless steel, nylon cord, silicone In recent years, Stelton products have received numerous design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. The brand has also been honored with several prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products celebrating Erik Magnussen’s Stelton Vacuum Jug.

Made of stylish stainless steel, the practical napkin holder meets all the requirements of modern design.material - 18 / 8 stainless steel color - satin polished height - 10 cm length - 19 cm Width - 19 cm

The classic EM Nut & Lobster Cracker is designed by Erik Magnussen. Thanks to its unique design made of stainless steel and the robust nylon end, the nut & lobster cracker automatically opens when both handles are squeezed together. This multifunctional product can be used for all types of nuts as well as shellfish. Automatic opening when handles are squeezed Suitable for nuts and shellfish Color: Steel Length: 18 cm Height: 2 cm Width: 9 cm Material: Stainless steel, PA66 plastic In recent years, Stelton products have received many design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug.

Stelton's oil lamps were chosen in Phaitons standard work as one of the best designs in the world.With Stelton's oil lamps in satin polished stainless steel and clear glass you can have a beautiful view of the light, almost friendly atmosphere of the flame. Or you might prefer the soft light of a frosted, satinpolierten glass surface? The cozy light of oil lamps makes eating outdoors in May and the following summer, a beautiful experience - and as the other lamps of this series, they are beautiful points of light in the darker winter nights at the end of the year.material - 18 / 8 stainless steel and Borosilicateglascolor - clear or satin screen height - 18.5 cmwidth - 8.5 cmnet weight - 405 gramsgross weight - 500 gramsdesign - 2001fuel: Lamp oil / kerosene

The Original 1.7 l Watering Can from Stelton was reissued in celebration of the 60th anniversary of Stelton in 2020. It is based on the timeless design classic by Peter Holmblad from 1978. The reissue is a tribute to Holmblad, who designed all products in the Original series and shaped Stelton’s design DNA. The elegant, sculptural form of the watering can combines aesthetics and functionality. In addition to its practical use for watering plants, it also serves as a stylish eye-catching piece in any setting. Design classic by Peter Holmblad from 1978 Elegant combination of functionality and sculptural form Length: 33 cm Height: 24.5 cm Width: 13 cm Volume: 1.7 L Material: Stainless steel Care: Use warm water and mild dish soap for cleaning. Empty completely after watering. Do not leave water or fertilizer inside for extended periods. In recent years, products by Stelton have received many design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. The brand Stelton has also been honored with several prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and, for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug, the Danish Design Award 2007.

Pilastro serving bowl for salads, fruit or as a decorative bowl on the kitchen or dining table. The serving bowls are stackable. Length: 21 cm Height: 9 cm Width: 21 cm dishwasher safe freezer and microwave safe The Pilastro series is inspired by the elegant and functional Art Deco style of the 1920s. The design harmonises with most modern furnishing styles and goes well with most dinner services.

The fluted Pilastro tapas set consists of three bowls and a serving platter. The bowls and serving platter can also be used for other purposes - for example, the serving platter is suitable for storing skincare products and the bowls for jewellery, keys and candles/tealights. The bowls are also ideal for serving desserts. The tapas bowls have a diameter of 10 cm and are stackable. Length: 30,7 cm Height: 5,9 cm Width: 10,3 cm dishwasher safe freezer and microwave safe Together with the other items in the Pilastro series, the Pilastro tapas set creates a holistic expression on the dining table. The Pilastro series is inspired by the elegant and functional Art Deco style of the 1920s and has a design language that blends in beautifully with most modern interiors. The fluted look of the Pilastro range elegantly complements most crockery.

The salad servers from the Hoop series by Stelton are made of carbonized ash wood. Using carbonization, an ancient Japanese technique, the surface of the wood is charred to achieve a darker tone. This process creates deep dark shades without the use of stains or other chemicals. The carbon surface treatment is environmentally friendly and gives the ash wood an elegant dark finish. The salad server set is lightweight and comfortable to hold. Eco-friendly carbonization for deep dark shades Lightweight and comfortable to hold Material: carbonized ash wood Length: 30.0 cm Height: 1.3 cm Width: 6.3 cm Design: Francis Cayouette Care: Hand wash In recent years, Stelton products have received numerous design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Furthermore, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug.

A cool glass of wine on a hot day. A salad served in a beautiful glass bowl. These are the little things that make everyday life a celebration. Their design language matches most modern interiors and can be combined with tableware of all kinds. The bowls are suitable for serving pasta dishes or desserts, but also make a beautiful expression as a static object, such as fruit bowls. Material: glass Dimensions: H: 5 cm, Ø 23 cmFrancis CayouetteHis design characterizes a strong empathy with daily life, with a sense of industrial and functional design aspects. Francis Cayouette has designed many different products, from accessories to thoughtful storage series and elegant lovestyle products. 

A cool glass of wine on a hot day. A salad served in a beautiful glass bowl. These are the little things that make everyday life a celebration. Their design language matches most modern interiors and can be combined with tableware of all kinds. The bowls are suitable for serving pasta dishes or desserts, but also make a beautiful expression as a static object, such as fruit bowls. Material: glass Dimensions: H: 5 cm, Ø 15 cmFrancis CayouetteHis design characterizes a strong empathy with daily life, with a sense of industrial and functional design aspects. Francis Cayouette has designed many different products, from accessories to thoughtful storage series and elegant lovestyle products. 

The Arne Jacobsen serving tray from the Cylinda-line series fits together with the iconic serving jugs and the bar set. The tray made of stainless steel has two functional handles and a diameter of 33.5 cm. Length: 33.5 cm Height: 2 cm Width: 33,5 cm Design: Arne Jacobsen In the last few years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has received some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark's Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and the Danish Design Award 2007 for Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug anniversary campaign and products. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich) and the Kunstindustrimuseet (Copenhagen). Sebastian Holmbäck (1971) and Ulrik Nordentoft (1974) met at the Danish Design School, where they were both educated. 10 years after graduating, they founded the HolmbäckNordentoft Studio. Their basic principle and the basis for their work is aesthetics.

The Stelton ship lamp made of satin-polished stainless steel is a classic ship lamp in a modern refreshed, minimalist cylindrical design. The shape reliably protects the flame from wind and makes the lamp a stylish eye-catcher both in maritime surroundings and in the home garden. The ship lamp is operated with lamp oil or kerosene and can be flexibly placed on the table, the floor or hung up using the handle. Wind-protected, minimalist cylindrical design Can be placed or hung up Color: Steel Length: 15 cm Height: 34 cm Width: 15 cm Material: Stainless steel, borosilicate glass In recent years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug with the Danish Design Award 2007.

The Stelton ship lamp made of satin-polished stainless steel is a classic ship lamp in a modern refreshed, minimalist cylindrical design. The shape reliably protects the flame from wind and makes the lamp a stylish eye-catcher both in maritime surroundings and in the home garden. The ship lamp is operated with lamp oil or kerosene and can be flexibly placed on the table, the floor or hung up using the handle. Wind-protected, minimalist cylindrical design Can be placed or hung up Color: Steel Length: 27 cm Height: 43 cm Width: 27 cm Material: Stainless steel, borosilicate glass In recent years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug with the Danish Design Award 2007.

The Scoop storage container with spoon 0.3 l is an elegant and practical solution for the storage of tea or coffee. The container designed by Søren Refsgaard features a specially designed measuring spoon that rests on top of the wooden lid and is therefore always within easy reach. Scoop keeps your tea or coffee fresh while also adding a stylish accent to the kitchen shelf. Integrated measuring spoon directly in the wooden lid Keeps tea/coffee fresh and within easy reach Color: Steel Length: 12 cm Height: 13 cm Width: 12 cm Volume: 0.3 L Material: Stainless steel, rubberwood, silicone In recent years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug with the Danish Design Award 2007.

Classic, cylindrical-design sugar bowl. The bowl has a neat lid to protect the sugar. The lid has a practical opening for the sugar spoon to allow the spoon to remain in the bowl. This bowl, with its simple design, can also be used for small snacks.HighlightsElegant sugar bowl with lid; opening for teaspoonDishwasher safeTechnical datamaterial - stainless steel color - satin polished height - 5.5 cm width - 7.5 cm Design (1967): Arne JacobsenArne Jacobsen (1902-1971) was trained as a bricklayer and graduated from The Technical Society's school in 1924 and Copenhagen Art Academy 1927. In 1928 he received the Academy's gold medal, but prior to this, when only 23, he was awarded a silver medal at the 1925 Paris World Exhibition - the first of numerous honours that became a natural accompaniment to his artistic activities, his untiring search and his brilliant conceptions, made manifest by many successes in competitions at home and abroad. His main works include: town halls in Århus, Søllerød, Rødovre and Glostrup, SAS-building (Royal Hotel) in Copenhagen, Munkegårds School in Gentofte, Toms Chocolate Factory in Ballerup, The Danish National Bank headquarters, a sports hall in Landskrona, St. Catherine's College, Oxford and Hamburgerische Elektrizitätswerke's administration building. In 1932, Arne Jacobsen began collaboration with Fritz Hansens Eft. A/S, and over a period of years designed a series of chairs which are now recognised as milestones in the development of modern furniture. They include "The Ant" (1951), "The Egg" (1957), and "The Swann"(1957). But he was also an innovator in other design fields, such as the tableware series "Cylinda-line" in stainless steel.Arne Jacobsen was a professor at the Art Academy, and received honorary doctorates from a number of foreign universities and academies. Cylinda-line was awarded the ID-prize 1967 by The Danish Society of Industrial Design and The International Design Award 1968 by The American Institute of Interior Designers.Peter Holmblad tried repeatedly to convince Arne Jacobsen to design something new for Stelton. He only succeeded, however, once he showed some of his own drawing to his stepfather. Arne Jacobsen found these so hopeless that he began designing something else. The brief was to create a tea and coffee service, as well as bowls, an ice bucket and pitchers for the dining table and bar - all in stainless steel.Stelton launched the new products three years later as Cylinda-Line. The new series immediately made a splash as a major innovation within its category. The simplicity of cylindrical shapes and specially designed plastic handles characterized the line which, along with its brushed steel surfaces, stood in striking contrast to the highly polished curves of its day. Cylinda-Line was awarded the ID Prize in 1967.

The sugar bowl from the FOSTER series made of porcelain combines simple sculptural shapes with soft lines. Designed by the British star architect Norman Foster, the elegant bowl impresses with its minimalist design. The small bowl is not only suitable for sugar, but is also perfect for desserts and breakfast. Sculptural design with soft lines Ideal for sugar, desserts and breakfast Color: White Length: 10.5 cm Height: 5 cm Width: 10.5 cm Volume: 0.2 L Material: Porcelain In recent years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug with the Danish Design Award 2007.

The Stelton sugar bowl in blue is perfect for storing your sugar. The stylish lid prevents dust and dirt in the sugar. It has a practical opening for the sugar spoon so that the spoon can remain in the bowl. The bowl with its simple design is also suitable for small snacks. Material: ABS plastic Colour: Blue Total height: 5.6 cm Total width: 10 cm Inside diameter: 9.8 cm

Stelton's new "Take away" serving tray is a practical help in everyday life, eg, at Dish safely carried by the kitchen in the living room - or to picnic outside. It provides a stable, ergonomic and retractable handles with foam playing surface and is normally hidden, almost invisible in the frame. The tray is provided with a silicone pad, which can prevent the accidental slipping when worn and also removed for cleaning.material - stainless steel and ABScolor - satin polished and blacklength - 46.5 cmwidth - 30.5 cmOther Features: retractable handle with foam supportsoft and easy to clean surfacesilicone pad prevents slipping

The Amphora vacuum jug 1.2 L by Stelton impresses with its blend of elegance and functionality. This modern jug, a true work of art, is not only visually appealing but also practical and durable thanks to its stainless steel construction, which – apart from the lid – is dishwasher safe in industrial dishwashers. Designed by Sebastian Holmbäck and inspired by ancient Greek amphorae used to store oil and wine, the jug seamlessly merges the iconic shapes of past and future. Its insulated steel insert keeps your coffee or tea hot for hours while bringing timeless elegance to your daily beverage ritual. Keeps drinks cold for 36 hours and hot for 18 hours Inspired by classical Greek amphorae Color: Steel Length: 17.3 cm Height: 21.2 cm Width: 13 cm Volume: 1.2 L Material: Stainless steel, zinc alloy, PP plastic, silicone In recent years, Stelton products have received numerous design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Additionally, Stelton has been recognized with some of the most prestigious brand awards, such as Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and the Danish Design Award 2007 for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug.

The Stelton Foster vacuum jug combines elegant, sculptural shapes with modern functionality. The vacuum jug designed by Norman Foster is made of BPA- and phthalate-free plastic . It features a practical tilt stopper as well as an additional screw cap, making it ideal for picnics as well. Like the classic Stelton vacuum jugs, the Foster jug has a glass insert that keeps coffee or tea warm for many hours. The base of the jug can be unscrewed so that the glass insert can be replaced if necessary, extending the lifespan of the jug. Designed by the world-famous architect Norman Foster Replaceable glass insert for longer lifespan Color: Anthracite Length: 16 cm Height: 26 cm Width: 13 cm Volume: 1 L Material: Plastic with glass insert In recent years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug with the Danish Design Award 2007.

The Stelton Foster vacuum jug combines elegant, sculptural shapes with modern functionality. The vacuum jug designed by Norman Foster is made of BPA- and phthalate-free plastic . It features a practical tilt stopper as well as an additional screw cap, making it ideal for picnics as well. Like the classic Stelton vacuum jugs, the Foster jug has a glass insert that keeps coffee or tea warm for many hours. The base of the jug can be unscrewed so that the glass insert can be replaced if necessary, extending the lifespan of the jug. Designed by the world-famous architect Norman Foster Replaceable glass insert for longer lifespan Color: light grey Length: 16 cm Height: 26 cm Width: 13 cm Volume: 1 L Material: Plastic with glass insert In recent years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has been honored with some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark’s Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug with the Danish Design Award 2007.

A sleek bottle that is specially designed to match the design and function of the Brus water sprinkler. The bottle is made of PET plastic and has a stainless steel lid and base for an elegant look. The bottle is BPA-free and contains no harmful substances. No other bottles than the accompanying Brus bottle may be used for the Brus sparkling machine. The bottle is marked with a maximum line for water to prevent the water from overflowing when carbonation is added. For functional and hygiene reasons, Stelton recommends replacing the bottles for the Brus sparkling machine after two years. The Brus bottle is not dishwasher safe, but can be cleaned inside by hand with a bottle cleaner. Suitable for the Brus sparkling machine Volume 1.15 l Material: PET plastic, stainless steel Markings to ensure correct dosage BPA and phthalate free Must be replaced after two years Elegant design that can also be used for serving Length: 8.5 cm Height: 27 cm Width: 8.5 cm

The Brus stainless steel bottle from Stelton is an elegant and durable bottle specifically designed for your Brus carbonator. The stainless steel provides a solid, scratch-resistant surface that preserves the purity of taste. The bottle features a MAX fill line to prevent overfilling during carbonation and can be easily cleaned with a bottle brush. Please note that it is only compatible with the Brus carbonator and not dishwasher safe. Choose stainless steel for a long-lasting and stylish solution. Elegant and durable stainless steel bottle that preserves flavor Displays the water level below 18 °C for precise filling Color: Steel Length: 8.3 cm Height: 27.9 cm Width: 8.3 cm Volume: 1.2 L Material: Stainless steel In recent years, Stelton products have received numerous design awards, including the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. Additionally, the Stelton brand has been recognized with some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark's Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006, and for the anniversary campaign and products of Erik Magnussen’s Stelton vacuum jug with the Danish Design Award 2007.

A cool glass of wine on a hot day. A salad served in a beautiful glass bowl. These are the little things that turn everyday life into a celebration. Put the wine cooler in the freezer before using it, or fill the bottom of the cooler with ice cubes to keep the wine nice and cool on those lovely warm evenings on the balcony or patio. Do you need another vase? Then you can also simply use the wine cooler as a container for cut flowers.Material: glass Dimensions: H: 20 cm, Ø 11 cmFrancis CayouetteHis design characterizes a strong empathy with daily life, with a sense of industrial and functional design aspects. Francis Cayouette has designed many different products, from accessories to thoughtful storage series and elegant lovestyle products. 

Highlights Replaceable limescale filter Dry-running protection and safety switch-off Light in the switch Drip-free Stainless steel interior The Amphora kettle is named after the ancient Greek clay vessels that were used to store oil and wine. Danish designer Sebastian Holmbäck was inspired by the round body and distinctive shoulders of the amphora. The kettle has a capacity of 1.2 litres and is equipped with a boil-dry protection and a replaceable limescale filter. technical data: Length: 20.3 cm Height: 26.1 cm Width: 15.6 cm In the last few years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has received some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark's Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and the Danish Design Award 2007 for Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug anniversary campaign and products. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich) and the Kunstindustrimuseet (Copenhagen). Sebastian Holmbäck (1971) and Ulrik Nordentoft (1974) met at the Danish Design School, where they were both educated. 10 years after graduating, they founded the HolmbäckNordentoft Studio. Their basic principle and the basis for their work is aesthetics.

The two vacuum jugs for coffee and tea were named after the ancient Greek clay jugs that were used to store and transport oil and wine. Danish designer Sebastian Holmbäck drew inspiration for his own interpretation from the beautiful, round body and striking shoulders of the Amphora, which spins its threads far into the future. The jug's glass insert keeps the coffee or tea warm for hours. Length: 17 cm Height:  21.2 cm Width:   17 cm In the last few years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has received some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark's Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and the Danish Design Award 2007 for Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug anniversary campaign and products. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich) and the Kunstindustrimuseet (Copenhagen). Sebastian Holmbäck (1971) and Ulrik Nordentoft (1974) met at the Danish Design School, where they were both educated. 10 years after graduating, they founded the HolmbäckNordentoft Studio. Their basic principle and the basis for their work is aesthetics.

The two vacuum jugs for coffee and tea were named after the ancient Greek clay jugs that were used to store and transport oil and wine. Danish designer Sebastian Holmbäck drew inspiration for his own interpretation from the beautiful, round body and striking shoulders of the Amphora, which spins its threads far into the future. The jug's glass insert keeps the coffee or tea warm for hours. Length: 14 cm Height:  24 cm Width:   20 cm In the last few years alone, products from Stelton have received many design awards. These include the Red Dot Award and the iF Product Design Award. In addition, the Stelton brand has received some of the most prestigious brand awards, including Denmark's Coolest Brand 2005, B2C Superbrand 2006 and the Danish Design Award 2007 for Erik Magnussen's Stelton vacuum jug anniversary campaign and products. Many Stelton products are now exhibited in renowned museums, such as the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the Louvre and Pompidou (Paris), the Cooper-Hewitt Museum (New York), the British Museum (London), the State Museum of Applied Arts (Munich) and the Kunstindustrimuseet (Copenhagen). Sebastian Holmbäck (1971) and Ulrik Nordentoft (1974) met at the Danish Design School, where they were both educated. 10 years after graduating, they founded the HolmbäckNordentoft Studio. Their basic principle and the basis for their work is aesthetics.