Jugs & Carafes

Erik Magnussen’s signature forms the framework for Stelton s design classic, the vacuum jug by Erik Magnussen. Now this jug with its elegant design language is the basis for a jug with a whole new functionality.

A water jug with filter that delivers perfectly clean water with a low lime content, without pesticides and taint of chlorine.
Enjoy a glass of clean, cool water from this jug.

MEASUREMENTS – W: 15 CM L: 15 CM H: 28.5 CM
VOLUME – 2000 CM3

About this item

The Emma vacuum coffee jug sets the scene for brewing traditional filter coffee. The modern jug is designed by HolmbäckNordenoft that has combined a lacquered steel jug with a Scandinavian beech wood handle. The insulating steel insert keeps the coffee hot for hours and holds 1.2 l. coffee. With a practical easy-click lid the Emma coffee vacuum jug is easy to operate with one hand. The Nordic grey vacuum coffee jug is both traditional and innovative all at once.

About this item

The revolutionary Emma vacuum tea jug, in lacquered stainless steel with steel insert and inbuilt tea filter, sets new standards for brewing tea. A single twist closes the inbuilt smart filter, which stops the brewing process when the tea has reached the correct strength. The modern jug which holds 1 l. is designed by HolmbäckNordenoft that has combined a lacquered steel jug in a light grey colour with a Scandinavian beech wood handle.

Stelton – Foster Carafe with stopper

Foster Carafe with stopper by Stelton is characterized by flowing shapes and the shine of mirror-polished steel with a golden touch on the outside. Designed by the renowned British architect Norman Foster, each piece is a skilful study about the essence and possibilities of its materials. The members of the Foster range complement each other beautifully, and also bring refined elegance to table settings and servings individually. The Norman Foster Collection brings together simple sculptural form and soft geometry, to create exceptionally crafted tableware for a wide range of settings. From wine carafes to espresso cups, each object is a response to its specific function, while embodying a shared language.