Stelton A/S , founded in 1960 in Hellerup near Copenhagen, is a world-renowned design brand for high-quality household goods, kitchen and table accessories.
As pioneers of Scandinavian design, we combine timeless simplicity, innovative functionality, and sustainable production – for long-lasting products that last for generations.
History & Milestones
1960 : Founded by Niels Stellan Høm and Carton Madelaire. Initially, Stelton was a furniture and shoe trading company. Its success began with stainless steel tableware from Denmark.
1967 : Introduction of the legendary Cylinder Line (Cylinda-Line) by Arne Jacobsen – a milestone in functional design.
1976 : Designer Erik Magnussen creates the iconic EM77 vacuum flask , today a world-famous bestseller and design classic.
Philosophy & Values
- Form meets function : Functional elegance is at the heart of Stelton design – inspired by Scandinavian minimalism.
- Timeless & durable : Each product is designed to last for many years in terms of aesthetics and quality.
- Sustainability : From durable materials to minimalist packaging, Stelton takes responsibility for the environment and society.
Iconic Products & Designers
Cylinder Line – Arne Jacobsen
Reduced to the essentials: The cylindrical shape made of stainless steel has become a symbol of Danish design culture.
EM77 Vacuum Jug – Erik Magnussen
The practical flip closure, the clear design and the high functionality make it a timeless favorite.
Further design lines
Collaboration with renowned designers such as Sebastian Holmbäck & Ulrik Nordentoft ( Emma series), Norman Foster, Bernadotte & Kylberg ( Stockholm collection) and the RIC‑TIG line for modern, affordable design.
Awards & Museums
Stelton has received numerous awards, including the Red Dot Award, the German Design Award, the ID Prize, and the Plus X Award. Many products can be found in design museums around the world, including the MoMA in New York, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, and Die Neue Sammlung in Munich.