Hellerware Max 1 Dinnerware Set
by Massimo Vignelli from Heller - sale
hellerware max 1 dinnerware set
Design Lella & Massimo Vignelli, 1964
Melamine
Made by Heller
"Design is one." -Massimo Vignelli
Stackable, colorful, and fun. When you look at this sleek stacking dinnerware you can't help but smile. Loved worldwide, the Max Collection was designed by Lella and Massimo Vignelli, who The New York Times described as "a two-person design army with a shared aesthetic that was sleek and intelligent."
The Max 1 Dinnerware Set is a small-space solution for serving up the best of modern design. This highly anticipated rerelease of Lella and Massimo Vignelli's iconic dining ware ensures that people with any size space can enjoy the daily pleasure of great design. Stacks up to the test of time making it a must-have for those who appreciate the fusion of modern aesthetics and practicality in their dining rituals.
Max 1 was Heller's premier product when the company launched in 1971. The cutting edge design was quickly recognized as a classic in the canon of modern design and added to the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection. This honor was quickly followed by being awarded Italy's most prestigious design award the Compasso d'Oro. Fifty-three years later Heller is reintroducing Lella and Massimo Vignelli's celebrated design in its original color and material for the ultimate dining experience.
Dishwasher safe, top rack only. FDA safe and BPA- and BPS-free. Wash before use. Not safe for microwave, oven, heat lamps or warming drawers. When serving hot food items, especially soups and beverages, they should not exceed 180°F.
25 piece dinnerware set includes:
- 5" diameter Maxbowls x8
- 5" diameter Maxbowl lids x2
- 9.75" diameter Maxbowl x1
- 9.75" diameter Maxbowl lid x1
- 9.75" diameter Maxplates x6
- 7.75" diameter Maxplates x6
- 9.75" w | 14.5" d Maxtray x1
Melamine
Made by Heller
"Design is one." -Massimo Vignelli
Stackable, colorful, and fun. When you look at this sleek stacking dinnerware you can't help but smile. Loved worldwide, the Max Collection was designed by Lella and Massimo Vignelli, who The New York Times described as "a two-person design army with a shared aesthetic that was sleek and intelligent."
The Max 1 Dinnerware Set is a small-space solution for serving up the best of modern design. This highly anticipated rerelease of Lella and Massimo Vignelli's iconic dining ware ensures that people with any size space can enjoy the daily pleasure of great design. Stacks up to the test of time making it a must-have for those who appreciate the fusion of modern aesthetics and practicality in their dining rituals.
Max 1 was Heller's premier product when the company launched in 1971. The cutting edge design was quickly recognized as a classic in the canon of modern design and added to the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection. This honor was quickly followed by being awarded Italy's most prestigious design award the Compasso d'Oro. Fifty-three years later Heller is reintroducing Lella and Massimo Vignelli's celebrated design in its original color and material for the ultimate dining experience.
Dishwasher safe, top rack only. FDA safe and BPA- and BPS-free. Wash before use. Not safe for microwave, oven, heat lamps or warming drawers. When serving hot food items, especially soups and beverages, they should not exceed 180°F.
25 piece dinnerware set includes:
- 5" diameter Maxbowls x8
- 5" diameter Maxbowl lids x2
- 9.75" diameter Maxbowl x1
- 9.75" diameter Maxbowl lid x1
- 9.75" diameter Maxplates x6
- 7.75" diameter Maxplates x6
- 9.75" w | 14.5" d Maxtray x1
$239.20 + free shipping
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Massimo Vignelli
If you can design one thing, you can design everything, said Massimo Vignelli. Vignelli went to New York in 1966 to start the New York branch of a new company, Unimark International which became one of the largest design firms in the world.
Heller has created a simple paradigm: good design, industrial production and reasonable prices. Heller's stacking dinnerware won a Compasso d’Oro award and is included in the MoMA design collection.