Bulky milk jug

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2011, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	01.5849.00051
Categories:	Interior accessories › Table accessories › Tableware

Product description

Bulky has a colourful and expressive form with slightly oversized details. Its playful design is inspired by fairy tales and children’s story books where things and shapes were exaggerated and emphasized to fit a kid’s wild imagination. The name Bulky further underlines the over-dimensioned and friendly proportions.”

Specifications

Width	160 mm
Height	127 mm
Diameter	102 mm
Material	porcelain
Colors	white shades of grey shades of yellow

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Articles about Bulky milk jug

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In the good-life lab

by Martina Metzner | 7/16/2014

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Manufacturer:
Muuto, Denmark

Design:
Jonas Wagell
2010

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