Mormor Tableware
- Made by: Normann Copenhagen
- Price: $17.75-75.75
Young Danish designer Gry Fager took cues from the past for her first collection for Normann Copenhagen. Her Mormor dishware evokes the spirit of a classic kitchen with its white and blue washcloth pattern. The collection name itself harks back to days of yore; in Danish, “mormor” means grandmother. The set comprises ceramic bowls, plates, cups, buttering boards, eggcups, a milk jug, a sugar bowl, and a decanter with either the Mormor blue pattern or all white ribbed finished. We can’t wait to see what Fager will cook up next.
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Mormor Dishware
Evoking the spirit of a classic kitchen with a pattern inspired by culinary textiles, Mormor consists of a series of ceramic plates, bowls, cups, buttering boards, eggcups, a milk jug, a sugar…
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