The dinner plate, salad plate and bowl are produced from melamine and the mug from polycarbonate. They are both dishwasher safe additionally the mug can be placed in the microwave. For now the dinnerware is available in white only.
The ‘Max 1’ collection of stacking, interlocking dinnerware which populated TV trays, patios and picnic blankets across America form the 1960’s to the mid 80’s invokes fond memories for many. Originally designed in 1964 then put into large scale production by Heller Inc in 1971.
Winner of the prestigious Compasso d’Oro Design award the original rainbow selection has been reissued by popular demand in white, a classic color for what has now become and American Classic itself. Destined to become museum pieces the Max Dinnerware can be found in the permanent design collection of The Museum of Modern Art. This is a testimony to the impeccable design capabilities of the Vignelli’s.
polycarbonate
3.15" dia. 4.25 high
The ‘Max 1’ collection of stacking, interlocking dinnerware which populated TV trays, patios and picnic blankets across America form the 1960’s to the mid 80’s invokes fond memories for many. Originally designed in 1964 then put into large scale production by Heller Inc in 1971.
Winner of the prestigious Compasso d’Oro Design award the original rainbow selection has been reissued by popular demand in white, a classic color for what has now become and American Classic itself. Destined to become museum pieces the Max Dinnerware can be found in the permanent design collection of The Museum of Modern Art. This is a testimony to the impeccable design capabilities of the Vignelli’s.
polycarbonate
3.15" dia. 4.25 high
