In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
The art of origami. It looks like it would have been made out of paper, but after closer look you’ll find it’s ceramic. The Folded Vase is made for flowers.
The art of origami. It looks like it would have been made out of paper, but after closer look you’ll find it’s ceramic. The Folded Vase is made for flowers.
Theo is made from matt black stoneware and it has a black collar of heat insulating silicone, which provides a good grip. Winner of the iF 2015 design award.
ChocolateTextureBar. A single bar of chocolate, but the surface is divided into 12 faces each with diverse texture. One can enjoy a new taste dimension that is unlike any other.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
In the late 1940s, when Kaymet was founded, its trays and trolleys were regarded as highly innovative, as they were made from lightweight aluminum, the material for airplanes.
