Kahler

Kahler Kitchen Roll Holder white

£40.00 £55.00

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    The Hammershøi paper towel holder provides you with a decorative and practical solution in one, worthy of a special place in both your kitchen and on your dining table. The holder is designed in oiled oak and topped by an elegant porcelain knob in indigo. With its modern yet classic design, the holder will fit into any home.

    Material Ceramic, oiled oak
    Size Height 31 cm Diameter 14 cm
    Kahler

    About the brand

    Kahler

    Kähler is a Danish design company known for its ceramic craftsmanship and distinctive Nordic aesthetic. Established in 1839, Kähler has a rich heritage and has become synonymous with high-quality ceramics and innovative design.

    The company was originally founded by Herman J. Kähler in the small town of Næstved, Denmark. Kähler's early works were characterized by traditional ceramic techniques, but over the years, the company has evolved and embraced contemporary design influences.

    Kähler collaborates with renowned designers and artists to create its collections, resulting in a fusion of tradition and modernity. Their product range includes vases, bowls, candleholders, tableware, and decorative objects. Each piece is handcrafted with great attention to detail, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry that Kähler is known for.

    One of Kähler's most iconic designs is the Omaggio series, characterized by its hand-painted stripes. This distinctive pattern has become a signature element of the brand and is featured on a variety of their products, adding a touch of playfulness and elegance.

    The company's commitment to sustainability is evident in their production processes. Kähler employs eco-friendly practices, such as using locally sourced materials and implementing energy-efficient manufacturing techniques. They strive to create products that are not only visually appealing but also environmentally responsible.