MARGRETHE BOWLS AND MUCH MORE

It can be tempting to leave the cutting board out on the countertop when it’s as decorative as Choptima. It just so happens that the series is actually designed to be left out on display – in a holder so elegant that you can even let the cutting boards air dry in it, so there’s no need for the tea towel.

Mensura means “to measure” and Mensura products do just that – quickly and accurately. The series is Danish designed for everyday needs, and all features have been carefully selected and developed. Take, for example, the fact that the kitchen scale’s bowl is also a protective lid. Or that you can switch between multiple units of measurement.

The Margrethe bowl has been a star in the kitchen for almost 70 years, appearing on millions of culinary stages around the world. The bowl was designed by Sigvard Bernadotte and Acton Bjørn’s design studio in Copenhagen, and in 1954 it was named after the current Danish monarch, Queen Margrethe II.

Victoria is the younger sister who looks exactly like her famous relative but is utterly unique in her own right. Building on the iconic design and elegance of the Margrethe mixing bowl, the Victoria bowl is characterised by timeless design, excellent quality and high functionality.

The products of the Classic series are … well, classics. They are many and diverse, and they cover most of your cooking, baking and food prep needs. Many of them have been with you – and the generations before you – ever since they first launched in the 1950s, even in the original design.

What do lasagne and apple cake have in common with Christmas roasts? The Modula dishes, of course. Modula are rectangular ovenproof dishes made from reinforced porcelain. They can withstand oven temperatures up to 350 degrees as well as thermal shock, which means that they can be taken from the freezer and put directly into the oven.

Optima means “the best” and that’s just what this series of kitchen utensils is. The best – and must-haves in the kitchen. The ones you intuitively reach for. They are made of nylon, which is particularly gentle on cookware with non-stick coating, and they can withstand temperatures of up to 220 degrees.

If there’s anyone still in as good shape as they were in the 1960s, it’s Hamlet. Hamlet is dinnerware crafted from robust, durable, long-lasting plastic in the same classic Danish design as when it was first created.

Emma is a series of elegant and functional high-quality kitchen utensils. Beautiful and practical kitchen utensils made of solid quality materials, durable and long-lasting. The design of the handles on all Emma utensils strikes a perfect balance between aesthetics
and functionality.