Julieta Kitchen Container 1.5L

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Poznań, Stary Browar

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Bydgoszcz, Zielone Arkady

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Gdańsk, Galeria Bałtycka

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Kraków, Galeria Krakowska

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Szczecin, Galeria Kaskada

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Warszawa, Galeria Młociny

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The kitchen container from the Julieta collection designed by Lluís Clotet features a simple and elegant shape. The Julieta containers pay homage to the complex characters of the Spanish poet Josep Vicenç Foix's novel. The container is made of glass, while the lid is made of steel. The combination of these two materials creates a sturdy and elegant container. Containers from this collection are perfect for storing flakes, grains, spices, herbs, sugar, and flour. It's worth mentioning that the container has an airtight seal, ensuring the freshness of the stored products. The product is available in various capacities. The "Julieta" collection consists of classic containers designed with minimalist design principles by Lluís Clotet. They work perfectly as a key element for pantry shelves, adding a sense of order and aesthetics to the space. The collection's elements are also well-suited for storing products in kitchen cabinets or drawers, as well as for displaying individual items as part of interior arrangements. Lluís Clotet was born in Barcelona. He graduated in architecture from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura in Barcelona. He later taught drawing at the same school. In 1964, along with architects Pep Bonet, Cristian Cirici, and Oscar Tusquets, he founded Studio Per. Luis is also a co-founder of B.D. Ediciones de Diseño. His works can be found in several museums.

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