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August 12th, 2009Formland Autumn 2009, Interior Design - KitchenWith Stelton’s new milk frother you can make the delicious creamed froth for your Latte. The frother consists of a plastic container which is placed in the micro wave and a top part which works as a skimmer. Place milk in the frother up to the line, attach the top and in less than one minute you can skim the milk for your coffee.
The milk frother works so well that you can use low fat milk and still get the thick creamy froth, which is a must for your cappuccino, caffé latte or café au lait.
Design: Niels Kjeldsen
Tags: accessories, design, formland, Interior Design - Kitchen, new, stelton
Materials – stainless steel and plastics
Width – 6 cm
Heigth – 15 cm -
August 12th, 2009Formland Spring 2009, Interior Design - KitchenProduct: Eva Trio kitchen tool
Company: Eva Denmark A / S
Designer: Todd BrachetFunctional kitchen tool in a retro design
Eva Denmark A / S has developed a new series of kitchen tools in stylish and multifunctional designs. The tools can be used for cooking and serving, as they are produced in durable and low-impact materials. The series is nominated for Formland Design Award – Autumn 2009.
The series of kitchen tools have a delicious and harmonious form. The different tools are good because of the silicone rubber, bearing the stainless steel – and they are light together. The style is retro from the 50s where it was the norm to use as little material as possible. The same goes for this series, developed nice and simple, says price the Committee in its nomination.
Todd Brachet has designed the series of 16 tools for Eva Denmark A / S. The materials used are stainless steel and black silicone rubber, bearing different, so individual material properties are maximized. There is emphasis on providing the tools with a good grip, protecting hands from heat, and making them gentle for use in pots and pans. The series includes with and without silicone coating, skimmer, pizza cutter, salad servers and scraper. The indicative retail price goes from DKK 149.75 to DKK 199.75.
Tags: award, denmark, design, formland, Interior Design - Kitchen, new

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August 12th, 2009Formland Autumn 2009, Interior Design - KitchenMenu has turned things upside down. Now wine needs a coat to stay cool!
Cool Coat, Menu’s creative wine cooler, lives up to its name. It is really cool! A fully innovative, ingenious alternative to the traditional wine cooler with ice that leaves melted water on the table every time you take the bottle out of the bucket.
Cool Coat is the invention of designer Jakob Wagner, who is also the man behind many of the items in Menu’s Vignon series, which consists of an array of accessories for handling, storing and serving wine. Cool Coat consists of two layers of textiles and a loose wrap sewn with channels filled with cooling gel. You just have to put the wrap in the freezer for some time and then put it back in the coat and give the bottle its cold apparel. After just 15 minutes, the temperature of the wine will be reduced by about 10°C and the chilled wine can be poured into glasses while the remains in the bottle will stay fresh in the coat-clad bottle – without dripping on the table.
Cool Coat comes in black with a grey wrap and a new white version with black or lime wrap and push button. “The coat fits most bottles, and you can adjust the collar as you like to give Cool Coat its own personalised touch,” says designer Jakob Wagner.
Design: Jakob Wagner
Tags: accessories, award, design, Interior Design - Kitchen, new
Materials: Textiles, plastic, metal push button, cooling gel -
August 12th, 2009Formland Autumn 2009, Interior Design - KitchenNew, stylish press coffee maker matching the bread bags color scheme. Under cover is a new kind of coffee press – all known inconveniences from the traditional press coffee maker are “designed” away. The cover keeps the coffee warm and prevents table scratches. The jug is practical – you can pour no matter how the top is positioned. The cover may be washed up to 30 degrees.
Design: Klaus Rath
Content – 1 litre
Tags: accessories, design, formland, new
Materials – stainless steel, plastic, glass and fabric
Width – ø 11,5 cm
Heigth – 18,5 cm -
August 11th, 2009Formland Autumn 2009, Interior Design - KitchenA nice and functional thermos does not yet exist, Klaus Rath claimed, when he presented his thermos to Stelton’s product council – and he was right. We agreed and just had to produce the most beautiful thermos on the market.
Elegant thermos with 3 layers of stainless steel and plastic. The top of the bottle is attached with a magnet and works as a cup. You can pour from all sides of the 0.7 ltr bottle.
Design: Klaus Rath
Content – 0,7 l
Tags: design, formland, stelton
Materials – stainless steel and plastic
Width – ø 7,5 cm
Heigth – 27,5 cm -
August 11th, 2009Formland Autumn 2009, Interior Design - KitchenProduct: Toddler Table cutlery
Company: Fabrikators
Designer: Josefine BentzenChildren cutlery
The Copenhagen Fabrikators firms and ToddlerCompany are behind the new Danish-designed children’s cutlery, ToddlerTable cutlery. The cutlery is designed to support the child’s motor development, and makes it look good on a dining table. ToddlerTable cutlery is nominated for Formland Design Award – Autumn 2009.
This is the child’s own cutlery. The shape is good, the colors are just right, and the expression is unique. Function with anti-slippage means that the child can hold on to it firmly. The cutlery is playful, practical and very appealing – and it’s created in an environmentally friendly material, said the nomination committee.
Josefine Bentzen designed ToddlerTable cutlery, designed for children between six months and up to two years – and parents who desire that their children learn to eat neatly. The cutlery is formed from the particular way children hold things. The shaft of the cutlery fills the entire hand and makes it easier for the child to control it. The indicative retail price is $ 299
Tags: award, design, formland, new





