Bodum Electric Kettle – MoMA Design Store

Product Description

MoMA Exclusive: This electric kettle brings a bright pop of contrasting colors to your kitchen. This updated version features new color combinations chosen by us in collaboration with Bodum. At once an everyday object and Postmodern sculpture, this design can be used to boil water for coffee, tea, ramen noodles and any

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MoMA Exclusive: Made in Japan from stainless steel, this unusually shaped kettle has a flat, thin bottom that helps bring water to a boil faster than

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BODUM® - BISTRO

Making tea is a morning ritual that deserves to be performed to perfection. This beautiful glass kettle starts the day off right. Its material

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The double wall electric kettle BISTRO has temperature control for tea lovers. It keeps the water warm up to 30 minutes. Prepare your hot beverage

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Bodum Bistro Recycled Plastic Lunch Box with Cutlery – MoMA Design Store

Color: black this water kettle can be set and held at desired temperature for up to 30 min ideal for maintaining optimal brew temperatures for your teas capacity 1.1 L 37 oz. Made of plastic silicone borosilicate glass.

Bodum Bistro Electric Water Kettle, Double Wall with Temperature Control, 1.1 L, 37 oz Black

1980s Bodum Ottoni Kettle No. 5020 Designed by Carsten Jorgensen