Geo thermos

Presented:	Maison&Objet 2012 January, Paris
Stylepark-ID:	01.3371.00146
Categories:	Interior accessories › Table accessories › Tableware

Product description

A minimalist design featuring masculine, sharp edges fused with bright and lively colour combinations. This is the essence of the Geo thermos, designed by Nicholai Wiig Hansen for Normann Copenhagen. Geo has a rigid and geometric shape which has been stripped of all unnecessary details to unveil a stylistic design. Geo holds warm and cold drinks in a stylish way and is available in six stunning colour combinations. Geo has a classic and retro-inspired design, and its eccentric and fashion-inspired colour combinations make it a new and unexpected impression of a thermos. Use Geo on an outing to the forest, for afternoon tea or on the terrace on a warm summer evening.

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Manufacturer:
Normann Copenhagen, Denmark

Design:
Nicholai Wiig Hansen
2012

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