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Canteen Bodega Glass - Set of 4

The Canteen Bodega Glass is a sturdy everyday glass designed by Laura Bilde for Service Projects. Its solid, sculptural form and restrained detailing draw on ancient architecture and traditional building methods.

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The Canteen Bodega Glass is a sturdy everyday glass designed by Laura Bilde for Service Projects. Its solid, sculptural form and restrained detailing draw on ancient architecture and traditional building methods.

Each glass holds 235 ml and measures Ø 8.5 × H 9 cm, a size that suits water, soft drinks and beer alike. It is made to cope with daily use and is dishwasher safe. The set contains four glasses.

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We accept returns within the EU within 14 days.

Shipping costs:

Germany: €5.90 EUR, from €199 EUR - free shipping.

EU: €9.90 EUR, from €199 EUR - free shipping.

Countries outside the EU: $15.90 USD

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Canteen Bodega Glass - Set of 4 · SP044
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Service Projects ApS
Sturlasgade 12R
2300 Copenhagen S
Denmark
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  • Canteen Bodega Glass - Set of 4

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Service Projects was founded in New York at the end of 2022 by the Dane Philip Seerup and is now based in Copenhagen.

The name points to its main source of inspiration, the hospitality industry: from dim sum restaurants to French bistros and Japanese izakayas, Seerup admired tableware built to withstand busy service. The result is a collection of durable, functional objects in stainless steel, aluminium and glass, including a double-insulated French press influenced by industrial and Bauhaus design, aluminium egg cups and Canteen cutlery in 18/10 stainless steel, made to be used every day for years.

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