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HOLMEGAARD STUB GLASS, 2 PCS. CLEAR, 36 CL *

$60.00
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HOLMEGAARD STUB GLASS, 2 PCS.

CLEAR, 36 CL

Smart glasses from the Holmegaard STUB range. The glasses can hold up to 36 cl and are perfect for everything from water or juice, to beer or wine. They stand 14 cm tall and measure 7 cm in diameter. Because the STUB glasses have a short stem and a narrow base, they are stackable – which is why they come in a nice orange tube when you buy them. The design is simple, classic and practical.

SeriesStub

Designer:Grethe Meyer Design

SKU:4340493

ColourClear

Material:Mouth-blown glass

Diameter7.5 cm

Height:14 cm

Volume 36 cl

Please note: Dishwasher-safe, max. 55°C.

GRETHE MEYER & IBI TRIER MØRCH

Grethe Meyer (1918–2008) was an architect and designer and one of the most acclaimed representatives of Danish industrial design. She was a pioneer, and her aesthetically simple, timeless and functional designs have made a big mark on the history of Danish design. She teamed up with artisan Ibi Trier Mørch, and together the architect duo created the multifunctional, urban Stub glass, which made design history in a number of ways. Stub’s low-stemmed, stackable form gives it a unique style even today; at the same time, Meyer & Mørch managed to put the zeitgeist into a design formula for a drinking glass that epitomised contemporary lifestyles. The dining kitchen was increasingly replacing the dining room as the heart of the home; mealtime rituals became more informal; dinnerware went from oven to table, and all of a sudden the same glass could be used for everyday living and special occasions.

 

As Grethe Meyer put it: “They should be straightforward, easy and pleasant to use and as simple and anonymous as possible. From these characteristics, I think, beauty can arise.” And, in the same spirit, the Stub glass remains contemporary today.