Stelton Arne Jacobsen creamer

Description

The coffee press has double-walled insulation which helps to retain the heat and taste once the coffee is pushed down by the plunger. In 1967, this innovative design revolutionized the conservative world of coffee services. Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) - Denmark's most famous furniture and product designer designed the Cylinda line for Stelton. The products are marked by their clear style and their high-quality finish. Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) - Denmark's most famous furniture and product designer designed the Cylinda line for Stelton. Jacobsen's fundamental aim was to conceive a collection entirely made of stainless steel, and one in which the combination of the individual pieces resulted in a harmonious whole. The simple lines are still as popular today as they were then. Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) - Denmark's most famous furniture and product designer designed the Cylinda line for Stelton. In 1967, this innovative design revolutionized the conservative world of coffee services. Jacobsen's fundamental aim was to conceive a collection entirely made of stainless steel, and one in which the combination of the individual pieces resulted in a harmonious whole. The simple lines are still as popular today as they were then. The products are marked by their clear style and their finish. The coffee press has double-walled insulation which helps to retain the heat and taste once the coffee is pushed down by the plunger. The products are marked by their clear style and their finish.

Key Features

• In 1967, this innovative design revolutionized the conservative world of coffee services.
• The simple lines are still as popular today as they were then.
• The products are marked by their clear style and their finish.
• Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) - Denmark's most famous furniture and product designer designed the Cylinda line for Stelton.
• The coffee press has double-walled insulation which helps to retain the heat and taste once the coffee is pushed down by the plunger.
• Jacobsen's fundamental aim was to conceive a collection entirely made of stainless steel, and one in which the combination of the individual pieces resulted in a harmonious whole.