Water Tower
Nina Tolstrup
A water tower is a large elevated water storage container. The term tower speaks to its elevation and is constructed for the purpose of holding a supply of water at a height sufficient to pressurize a water supply distribution system.
The carafe has a generous opening at the top, which makes it very quick and easy to fill with water and ice. The carafe can be made stackable for more efficient storage.
Nina Tolstrup works at design studio ‘Studiomama’ in the East End of London. Nina is responsible for designing products, furniture, interiors and accessories for companies including Habitat, Lexon, Trip Trap, E&Y, The Danish Embassy in London, Wentworth, Twentytwentyone and Greenwich Village (http://www.studiomama.com). Last year Nina won Best contribution to 100% Design for the curation and exhibition design for ‘Made in Denmark’, The Eureka Prize and The prize at The Worshipful Company of Pewters.
Nina lectures at Ravensbourne Collage, is a visiting professor at the Syracuse University and is a member of 100% Design’s advisory board. Previously Nina has worked as design manager for Eleven Danes and was examiner at the Danish Design School.