Stelton: Bring Nature Home With Stockholm Lignum
The collaboration between Stelton and the Swedish designers Bernadotte & Kylberg continues – this time with a new interpretation of the Stockholm collection.
The artistic collection was created based on the designers’ love of the Stockholm archipelago.
This season, a new design is being introduced – Stockholm Lignum – where Bernadotte & Kylberg focus on the landscape and the colours surrounding the picturesque archipelago. The region’s vegetation and beautiful hues of brown, red, green and blue inspired the new, artistic pattern and the series is thus called Lignum, which means “wood” in Latin.
The series consists of three vases and three bowls of various sizes, made of aluminium with cold enamel, which gives the collection its exclusive expression and highlights the quality. The beautiful pattern is made by hand and makes both the vases and bowls into unique works of art that are beautiful by themselves in simple and minimalist décor or in a cluster of different sizes for a more dramatic expression.
The bowls can be used for fruit, salad or other cold snacks. The products’ high quality and timeless shapes make them perfect gifts for weddings, birthdays or anniversaries.
Stockholm Lignum is already available online and at select retailers now.
For more visit Stelton.
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