KEEP, a collaboration between LAYER design studio and Orrefors, transforms food preservation into countertop sculpture.
Think mouth‑blown glass vessels with leather-wrapped rope handles, sleek enough to leave out, sturdy enough to ferment your cucumbers all year long.

Material meets ritual
The minimalist glass form frames your contents, almost turning pickling into a slow-motion performance piece.
Indeed, the clear nature of the vessels makes this a visual showstopper.

Form follows fermentation
Airtight and self-regulating, KEEP harnesses ancient preservation logic (fermentation, no electricity) with architectural precision and restraint.

And yes, the nature of rampant pickling made us dig up this treasure from Portlandia.

KEEP reminds us that design isn’t just about hiding apothecary jars or keeping things cold.
It’s about turning everyday routines into deliberate, tactile experiences.

Plus, it’s proof that fermentation can be good for aesthetics and taste alike (even if your colleagues start wondering why you keep smelling like a deli).



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