Carafe Rectangle Stripes 1 L - Borosilicate Glass

The carafe offers laboratory-inspired clarity with its graduated scale for measuring millilitres, allowing precise pouring of any beverage. Its borosilicate glass construction provides higher thermal and shock resistance than standard sodium glass, while remaining free from odour absorption. The minimalist form suits contemporary interiors, and the dishwasher-safe design simplifies everyday cleaning. The carafe holds 1 litre and is available in four different graduation designs.

Inspired by laboratory glassware, this subtle carafe can be used to serve both cold and hot drinks. The name is not a coincidence - thanks to the graduation on the carafe (4 different designs), you can measure out 1 litre of your favourite beverage with laboratory precision.Main features:The professional laboratory glassware used guarantees the highest quality and durability.The sophisticated graphic design on the surface of the glass is in fact a functional graduation scale for measuring millilitres. The carafe has a capacity of 1 litre and comes in 4 different designs.It can be washed in the dishwasher.The minimalist/contemporary form inspired by laboratory glass is perfect for any type of interior.How to use:For serving all kinds of drinks both cold and hot.Materials used:The carafe is made of the highest quality borosilicate glass, produced in only a few places in Europe, which is distinguished by the following features compared to standard sodium glass: higher thermal resistance, higher resistance to thermal shock, lower susceptibility to tarnishing under the influence of cleaning agents.Borosilicate glass does not react with food, does not absorb odours and does not contain hazardous substances.Good to know!David Derksen - the author of 1L Carafe - is a well-known Dutch designer who has exactly the same idea as the brand tre when designing: "Good living is about rejecting the superfluous. We believe that simple objects are the best. We admire the ingenuity behind the obvious."Until recently, borosilicate glass was only used for laboratory apparatus, but today it is becoming increasingly popular for use as kitchenware and in products for children and babies.