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Foster salt mill, light grey

Stelton

$48.40 $60.60

Colour: Light grey

Stelton
Foster salt mill $48.40 $60.60

Description

Stelton’s Foster salt mill is a charmingly streamlined addition to your kitchen spice rack. Made of durable nylon and equipped with a high-quality ceramic Crush Grind mechanism, the grinder is also an eco-friendly choice, as special attention has been given to using only recyclable materials.

Designed by the renowned British architect Norman Foster, Stelton’s Foster collection is a bold combination of simple, sculptural shapes and soft, geometric forms. Besides forms, also material and function play essential roles in the collection: each piece is a skillful 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.

Material
BPA and phthalate-free nylon (PA Nylon66), ceramic
Colour
Light grey
Height
13.6 cm
Diameter
6.5 cm
Notes
The grinder can be set to fine or coarse as required.
Care instructions
Clean with hot water and mild detergent. Not dishwasher-safe.
Warranty
Durable ceramic Crush Grind® grinder has a 25- year warranty on the grinding element.
Product ID
ST725-1

Norman Foster

Norman Foster (b. 1935) is one of the most significant names of modern British architecture. The founder of the architectural office Foster + Partners, Foster is famous for his bold designs that often combine steel and glass. The sleek, streamlined style is also visible in his product design.

Foster + Partners has designed numerous landmarks around the globe, including London’s City Hall, the airport terminals in Beijing and Hong Kong, the glass dome of Berlin’s Reichstag building and Millau Viaduct, the highest road bridge in the world. Foster was knighted in 1990 and in 1999 he was granted a life peerage as Baron Foster of Thames Bank. The same year he was awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize, often referred to as the Nobel Prize of architecture.

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