Cylinda-Line Serving Tray des. Arne Jacobsen for Stelton, 1967
Elegant, minimal 60s perfection.
Part of Jacobsen'sĀ Cylinda-Line series, this beautiful tray even has cylindrical handles, which makes it easy to lift when loaded with the coffee pot or barware from the iconic collection.
The serving tray is made of stainless steel and the diameter is 33.5 cm.
Jacobsenās creative process centred on his strict consideration of detail.Ā For more than half of the twentieth century, his ideas shaped the landscape of Danish design, rippling out from Scandinavia to influence architects and designers around the world.
His stepson Peter Holmblad was the boss of Stelton. Holmblad persuaded Jacobsen to design for the company. We LOVE his recollection of how he got the attention of the Grand Genius: ""I had to get Arne interested in the project, and it was not easy, because he was busy completing St Catherine's College in Oxford. Therefore, I tried to lure him into getting started. I knew that when Arne saw my own inadequate sketches, he would instinctively make corrections. He could not stand the sight of ugly design." HIlarious and brilliant.Ā The resulting products are design classics we're proud to sell.Ā
Elegant, minimal 60s perfection.
Part of Jacobsen'sĀ Cylinda-Line series, this beautiful tray even has cylindrical handles, which makes it easy to lift when loaded with the coffee pot or barware from the iconic collection.
The serving tray is made of stainless steel and the diameter is 33.5 cm.
Jacobsenās creative process centred on his strict consideration of detail.Ā For more than half of the twentieth century, his ideas shaped the landscape of Danish design, rippling out from Scandinavia to influence architects and designers around the world.
His stepson Peter Holmblad was the boss of Stelton. Holmblad persuaded Jacobsen to design for the company. We LOVE his recollection of how he got the attention of the Grand Genius: ""I had to get Arne interested in the project, and it was not easy, because he was busy completing St Catherine's College in Oxford. Therefore, I tried to lure him into getting started. I knew that when Arne saw my own inadequate sketches, he would instinctively make corrections. He could not stand the sight of ugly design." HIlarious and brilliant.Ā The resulting products are design classics we're proud to sell.Ā
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Elegant, minimal 60s perfection.
Part of Jacobsen'sĀ Cylinda-Line series, this beautiful tray even has cylindrical handles, which makes it easy to lift when loaded with the coffee pot or barware from the iconic collection.
The serving tray is made of stainless steel and the diameter is 33.5 cm.
Jacobsenās creative process centred on his strict consideration of detail.Ā For more than half of the twentieth century, his ideas shaped the landscape of Danish design, rippling out from Scandinavia to influence architects and designers around the world.
His stepson Peter Holmblad was the boss of Stelton. Holmblad persuaded Jacobsen to design for the company. We LOVE his recollection of how he got the attention of the Grand Genius: ""I had to get Arne interested in the project, and it was not easy, because he was busy completing St Catherine's College in Oxford. Therefore, I tried to lure him into getting started. I knew that when Arne saw my own inadequate sketches, he would instinctively make corrections. He could not stand the sight of ugly design." HIlarious and brilliant.Ā The resulting products are design classics we're proud to sell.Ā
