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Krenit bowl 7,1 l, black-white

NZD$215.00 NZD$276.00
15% GST is included

Normann Copenhagen
Krenit bowl 7 NZD$215.00 NZD$276.00

Extended return period until 31 January 2027

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Description

The Krenit set, designed by Herbert Krenchel, was taken into production for the first time in 1953. The Krenit bowl is an excellent example of Danish design and it has become a design icon. The beautiful and minimalistic bowl suits for use both in the kitchen and the living room. 

  • Height: 12 cm
  • Diameter: 38 cm

  • Material Steel
  • Colour Black, white
  • Care instructions Wash by hand
  • Product ID: NC353050

Herbert Krenchel

Herbert Krenchel was a Danish designer, who designed the famous Krenit-bowls. Krenchel graduated as a Master of Engineering from the Technical University of Denmark. He was focused on materials and fiber reinforcement in his research. In the 1950’s he started working simultaneously with design and founded his own company in 1953. A year after the foundation his Krenit-bowls received the gold medal at the Milan Triennale. Krenchel believed in the balance between function and aesthetics. He considered the surface on a design object important as it makes people want to reach for it.

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Krenit bowl 7,1 l, black-white

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Krenit bowl 7

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Extended return period until 31 January 2027.

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Delivery terms

Orders are shipped on a DAP (Delivered at Place) basis. This means that any GST, import duties or other charges assessed by local customs or the carrier must be paid by the recipient in order to release the shipment.