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| Herbert Krenchel |
Two years later, Krenchel created a melamine salad set for the line, taking his inspiration from chopsticks and Asian minimalist design. Before this time, salads were not common on Danish dinner tables, but Danes were just starting to include them in their meals.
The Krenit salad set appeared on the cover of the first issue of the Danish interior design magazine Bo Bedre. The line has been out of production since 1966.
The Krenit bowls have been reissued by Normann Copenhagen. These are made of steel and melamine, rather than the enamel of the originals. Equally suited for kitchenware or decor items, the bowls come in black, white, red, lime, purple, turquoise, blue and green. They start at $18.
From deconet.com, spottedbynormanncopenhagen.com and Atomic Ranch magazine.
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| Original Krenit bowls in steel and enamel despoke.com |
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| Krenit salad set spottedbynormanncopenhagen.com |
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| Cover of Bo Bedre, 1961 spottedbynormanncopenhagen.com |
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| Reissued Krenit bowls in steel and melamine dwell.com |
