Royal Copenhagen revives Arje Griegst's 1970s Triton dinnerware collection at 3 Days of Design
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Jane Englefield
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Danish porcelain manufacturer Royal Copenhagen has revived Arje Griegst's Triton dinnerware collection from the 1970s, featuring distinctive conch-shell handles and fluid curves. The revival was unveiled as part of a cabinet of curiosities-style installation at the 3 Days of Design event. The collection, originally designed by jeweller Arje Griegst in 1976, was discontinued but has now been brought back with key pieces.
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DezeenRoyal Copenhagen revives Arje Griegst's 1970s Triton dinnerware collection at 3 Days of Designdezeen.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledThe Triton collection, with its distinctive conch-shell handles and fluid curves, was originally designed by jeweller Arje Griegst in 1976
Historic Danish porcelain manufacturer Royal Copenhagen has revived key pieces from its 1970s Triton dinnerware collection
unveiled as part of a cabinet of curiosities-style installation at 3 Days of Design
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