stelton | pilastro storage jar 1.3L | clear
Dimensions: Ø 10 x H 21 cm
Material: glass
The Stelton Pilastro Storage Jar combines elegant design with everyday functionality, bringing a clean, sophisticated look to any kitchen. Crafted from durable, high-quality ribbed glass, its generous 1.3-litre capacity is perfect for storing pasta, coffee, grains and other dry goods, while the airtight lid helps keep contents fresh and full of flavour.
The Pilastro collection draws inspiration from the timeless geometry of the Art Deco movement, creating a distinctive look that is both functional and beautifully minimalist. Dishwasher safe for easy care, this durable storage jar is designed to be enjoyed every day while adding a refined touch to your benchtop or pantry.
Designed by Francis Cayouette
Care Instructions:
Dishwasher safe. For best results, wash regularly and ensure the jar is thoroughly dried before refilling. Handle with care to preserve the clarity and beauty of the glass.
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Stelton is an innovative Danish design house, founded in 1960. It is our ambition to create timeless and functional design, which makes everyday life more beautiful. Design, which is sustainable because it stands the test of time aesthetically and quality-wise, so it can be cherished for years and passed on to future generations.
Stelton’s design families and many product lines are the result of fruitful collaborations with international designers and architects. Collaborations which have often been awarded with design prices like Red Dot, German Design Award and the ID price.
Iconic designs like Arne Jacobsen’s Cylinda-line and Erik Magnussen’s EM77 vacuum jug are the basis of Stelton’s DNA, and the durable, functional products are present in homes and offices all over the world.Â
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Click for more ideas from Francis Cayouette (designer)Francis Cayouette is member of the Danish Designers Society and holds a Bachelor degree in Industrial design from the Faculty of Environmental Design at the University of Montreal (1994).
"I find working on very different projects inspiring. It is important for me to start a project with a fresh mind and without too many preconceived images. It requires a lot of work and exploration, but that’s generally where the new ideas come from.
I find it very inspiring to challenge myself into unknown areas. I learn a lot from working in different fields. The result should be surprising and open minded, but also honest and easy to understand. When I start a project I try to focus less on the product and more on the needs. I’m interested in finding new interpretations but also in the everyday interaction of the objects, people and space. Today, new technologies and new materials allow more liberty for the creator. I try to translate these possibilities into more freedom for the user. "
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