Description
Palet storage jars, which were originally designed by Michael Bang for Holmegaard in 1969 and ultimately became part of an extended glass series. With Palet, Holmegaard gave Danish glass art a splash of pop culture and the brightly coloured products are extremely popular among collectors. This autumn, new fans can also join the trend when Holmegaard relaunches the popular Palet jars in a range of sizes and colours.
In contemporary interior design, storage containers are making a statement in almost every room in the house. Called covered dishes, bonbonnières or biscuit jars, these decorative and practical containers are indispensable for storing everyday items you want to keep within reach, but do not necessarily want to leave out in the open. With the Palet jars, Holmegaard offers an ideal solution. Flamboyant on the outside, pure white on the inside and with a stylish wooden lid, these decorative glass containers meet any storage need in the design-lover's home. Ideal in the kitchen, where everyday necessities like coffee, tea, salt, sugar, raisins and almonds become colourful design statements when stored in jars on the open shelves of the contemporary white kitchen. And perfect elsewhere in the home, where the multifunctional jars conveniently hide keys and jewellery, make beautiful centre pieces in decorative tableaux and serve as alternative flower pots for green plants, striking an interesting contrast to the Palet jar's retro lines. With the Palet series, it is easy to add a splash of bright colour to Nordic home interiors.
In contemporary interior design, storage containers are making a statement in almost every room in the house. Called covered dishes, bonbonnières or biscuit jars, these decorative and practical containers are indispensable for storing everyday items you want to keep within reach, but do not necessarily want to leave out in the open. With the Palet jars, Holmegaard offers an ideal solution. Flamboyant on the outside, pure white on the inside and with a stylish wooden lid, these decorative glass containers meet any storage need in the design-lover's home. Ideal in the kitchen, where everyday necessities like coffee, tea, salt, sugar, raisins and almonds become colourful design statements when stored in jars on the open shelves of the contemporary white kitchen. And perfect elsewhere in the home, where the multifunctional jars conveniently hide keys and jewellery, make beautiful centre pieces in decorative tableaux and serve as alternative flower pots for green plants, striking an interesting contrast to the Palet jar's retro lines. With the Palet series, it is easy to add a splash of bright colour to Nordic home interiors.
Technical Info
Dimensions and colours:
Orange jar, 0.35 L (H:11.5 x Ø:8 cm)
Yellow jar, 0.5 L (H:11.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Green jar, 0.7 L (H:14.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Brown jar, 1.2 L (H:11.5 x Ø:15.5 cm)
Blue jar, 2 L (H:16.7 x Ø:15.5 cm)
The Palet storage jar comes in glass with an oakwood lid and is available in several colours and sizes.
Made in Poland.
Orange jar, 0.35 L (H:11.5 x Ø:8 cm)
Yellow jar, 0.5 L (H:11.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Green jar, 0.7 L (H:14.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Brown jar, 1.2 L (H:11.5 x Ø:15.5 cm)
Blue jar, 2 L (H:16.7 x Ø:15.5 cm)
The Palet storage jar comes in glass with an oakwood lid and is available in several colours and sizes.
Made in Poland.
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Palet storage jar
By Holmegaard
Palet storage jars, which were originally designed by Michael Bang for Holmegaard in 1969 and ultimately became part of an extended glass series. With Palet, Holmegaard gave Danish glass art a splash of pop culture and the brightly coloured products.
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Description
Palet storage jars, which were originally designed by Michael Bang for Holmegaard in 1969 and ultimately became part of an extended glass series. With Palet, Holmegaard gave Danish glass art a splash of pop culture and the brightly coloured products are extremely popular among collectors. This autumn, new fans can also join the trend when Holmegaard relaunches the popular Palet jars in a range of sizes and colours.
In contemporary interior design, storage containers are making a statement in almost every room in the house. Called covered dishes, bonbonnières or biscuit jars, these decorative and practical containers are indispensable for storing everyday items you want to keep within reach, but do not necessarily want to leave out in the open. With the Palet jars, Holmegaard offers an ideal solution. Flamboyant on the outside, pure white on the inside and with a stylish wooden lid, these decorative glass containers meet any storage need in the design-lover's home. Ideal in the kitchen, where everyday necessities like coffee, tea, salt, sugar, raisins and almonds become colourful design statements when stored in jars on the open shelves of the contemporary white kitchen. And perfect elsewhere in the home, where the multifunctional jars conveniently hide keys and jewellery, make beautiful centre pieces in decorative tableaux and serve as alternative flower pots for green plants, striking an interesting contrast to the Palet jar's retro lines. With the Palet series, it is easy to add a splash of bright colour to Nordic home interiors.
In contemporary interior design, storage containers are making a statement in almost every room in the house. Called covered dishes, bonbonnières or biscuit jars, these decorative and practical containers are indispensable for storing everyday items you want to keep within reach, but do not necessarily want to leave out in the open. With the Palet jars, Holmegaard offers an ideal solution. Flamboyant on the outside, pure white on the inside and with a stylish wooden lid, these decorative glass containers meet any storage need in the design-lover's home. Ideal in the kitchen, where everyday necessities like coffee, tea, salt, sugar, raisins and almonds become colourful design statements when stored in jars on the open shelves of the contemporary white kitchen. And perfect elsewhere in the home, where the multifunctional jars conveniently hide keys and jewellery, make beautiful centre pieces in decorative tableaux and serve as alternative flower pots for green plants, striking an interesting contrast to the Palet jar's retro lines. With the Palet series, it is easy to add a splash of bright colour to Nordic home interiors.
Technical Info
Dimensions and colours:
Orange jar, 0.35 L (H:11.5 x Ø:8 cm)
Yellow jar, 0.5 L (H:11.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Green jar, 0.7 L (H:14.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Brown jar, 1.2 L (H:11.5 x Ø:15.5 cm)
Blue jar, 2 L (H:16.7 x Ø:15.5 cm)
The Palet storage jar comes in glass with an oakwood lid and is available in several colours and sizes.
Made in Poland.
Orange jar, 0.35 L (H:11.5 x Ø:8 cm)
Yellow jar, 0.5 L (H:11.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Green jar, 0.7 L (H:14.5 x Ø:10 cm)
Brown jar, 1.2 L (H:11.5 x Ø:15.5 cm)
Blue jar, 2 L (H:16.7 x Ø:15.5 cm)
The Palet storage jar comes in glass with an oakwood lid and is available in several colours and sizes.
Made in Poland.
Designed by Michael Bang
Michael Bang (1942-2013) was the son of Jacob E. Bang, Holmegaard’s first designer. In the 1960s and 1970s, Michael Bang was a designer at the Odense Glass Factory, but moved with his family to Holmegaard in the 1980s when he
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