Timeless, straightforward and lovely. Jacobsen created this tray as part of the Cylinda series in the late 1960s for Stelton. A worthwhile splurge for an artful piece that can do heavy lifting.
Danish designer Arne Jacobsen first created the Cylinda in 1967, and mid-century barware has never looked better. If you’re a die-hard modernist and uniform sets are your thing, you might like to know that the collection includes a plethora of other pieces (ice tongs, coasters, serving trays, and more).
When I started entertaining at my upstate house I was stunned that many people don't drink coffee. Life without coffee? Never! But with more and more houseguests requesting tea, I decided to go a mission to find not only the perfect tea kettle, but also the perfect teapot. Here are some of those that I love the most.
A scalloped prism pattern adorns the stainless-steel top of this indoor/outdoor table, which stands atop a polished cast-aluminum base reinforced with cast iron. The top also folds down for storage, making it a versatile little thing.
