Stelton

Steallan and Carton were friends who decided to join forces (and names!) to create one of Denmark's most recognisable design brands - the Stelton brand. It is possible that the project would not have been so successful without the Managing Director's godfather. It was one of the greatest Danish designers - Arne Jacobsen. At the godfather's instigation, he designed a line of coffee and tea accessories. The collection was characterised by cylindrical shapes, made of top quality brushed stainless steel and black plastic handles. The simplicity of the Cylina-Line collection was in stark contrast to the rounded forms popular at the time, and the success of the collection culminated in the ID Prize she won in 1967.

Peter Holmblad's over 30 years of cooperation with Erik Magnussen, another great name in the world of design, has also contributed to the development of the Stelton brand, which has resulted in many immortal projects from the brand's catalogue - including the famous thermos, the brand's flagship product. Since 2004, partly due to a new owner and partly due to changing trends, the brand has enriched its catalogue with new forms (although the cylindrical shape still remains its hallmark) and new lines - including the Danish Modern 2.0 collection, which is a modern interpretation of the products that have become part of the Danish design canon in the past.

Stelton's vision is to become the most innovative, trend-setting, home furnishings brand, guided by the Scandinavian design philosophy. Stelton's offer is to be the first choice for everyone looking for elegant but universal design that will enrich space in everyday life. The ambition of the Stelton brand is also to cooperate with the best of the best designers of international fame.