Stelton Foster Salt Mill
Salt mill designed by Norman Foster for Danish design company Stelton.
The mill features a durable ceramic grinding mechanism that can be adjusted to grind finely or coarsely. The orientation of the mill is designed to keep salt from spilling on your tabletop.
Norman Foster is the founder and chairman of Foster + Partners, an influential British architecture firm shaping cities across the world. Significant projects include London City Hall, Millennium Bridge, and Apple Park in California.
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6.5cmdiax13.6cmh
PA Nylon
Care Instructions:
Hand wash only
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