A world first in the manufacture of borosilicate glass.
1.5 litres.
On the market since 2010.
Awarded with DDC Silver (Deutscher Designer Club) and Good Design Award of the Chicago Athenaeum in 2011.
In 2013: Winner German Design Award

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From the DDC Competition“Globalocal“.
Presented at the International Furniture Fair in Cologne in 2011.

Safety glass in combination with polished stainless steel.
On the market since 2011.

Red Dot Design Award - Winner 2012

This teapot is based on a new way of brewing tea and was developed by Tassilo von Grolman back in 1980. It was presented to the Melior company in Paris a year later. It is von Grolman who invented both the idea and the teapot design. In 1987 Bodum marketed a limited edition of this teapot as a Tassilo von Grolman design after buying out Melior. Bodum then changed the design and started marketing the amended teapot as its own house design in 1989.

This original teapot design from Tassilo von Grolman for and commissioned by Mono has been on the market for some 30 years. It revolutionised tea culture, causing a "teavolution". To mark its 25th anniversary, Mono offered this classic teapot along with the well-known stainless steel version as a limited edition in 925 sterling silver. The limited edition teapot is a tasteful investment, with its hand-make ebony handle and its lid with aesthetically integrated sterling silver inserts.

With integrated warmer.
1.5 litres.

With integrated warmer.
1,5 Litres.

Innovative preparation of coffee.
Borosilicate glass in combination with stainless steel.
1 litre. 
On the market for the past 19 years.

This vacuum jug was designed for Alfi in 1986. In 2002 it awarded the Busse Longlife Award. This prize is being awarded every third year for products that can preserve their market value for many years. The jury judges on technical, ergonomical, esthetical and production criteria. Conditions for participation: The products have to be on the market since at least 8 and not longer than 50 years. As proof of market success, achievement of gross production sales of at least 1 million Euro or sold items of at least 100.000. The Achat vacuum jug fulfilled these conditions.

For the professional sector, outside and inside stainless steel:
1,7 litres.
On the market for the past 17 years.

For the professional sector, outside and inside stainless steel:
0,4 / 0,7 / 1 litre.
On the market for the past 18 years.

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A bread bin made from pear wood. The roll-top opens up when the cutting board is pulled out. The cutting board has an integrated compartment for a bread knife. The cutting board has been fitted with a crumb tray that can be opened separately. On the market for the past 18 years.

Porcelain ashtray with annually changing decorations
of international artists.
Manufacturer Rosenthal.
On the market from 1990 to 2000.

For the gastronomy business.
Materials: colored and translucent glass, plastic, metal.

Sterling silver.
1993.

Double-wall teapot for optimum temperature flow.
Materials: polished stainless steel combined with plastic.

Double-wall teapot for optimum temperature flow.
Materials: polished stainless steel combined with plastic.

On the market since 2002.

This porcelain tea caddy was designed for the 300th anniversary of Twinings tea company and served as a basis for the edition. It was produced exclusively for Twinings by Rosenthal. International artists such as Alan Fletcher, Alessandro Mendini and Philippe Petit-Roulet designed unmistakable decors for the tea caddy.

Illuminated champagne cooler for Moët & Chandon designed in the Company’s corporate design. Introduced into the market in 1999.