Bodum Bistro Recycled Plastic Lunch Box with Cutlery – MoMA Design Store

MoMA Exclusive: Serve your sandwich, fruit and veggies with bright pops of color with this special version of Bodum’s Bistro Lunch Box. Made from recycled plastic, this reusable, eco-friendly design is rendered in color combinations exclusive for our MoMA customers. The interior of this lidded box can be organized with

MoMA Exclusive: Toast your bread to perfection with the Bodum Bistro 2-Slice Toaster. It features five variable browning settings, taking your bread from light to golden to dark and bronzed—and everything in between.

Bodum Bistro 2-Slice Toaster | Multi

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MoMA Exclusive: Thoughtful design applied to kitchen essentials, this airtight, leak-proof, dishwasher safe Store & More Container Set is ideal for

Store & More Container – Set of 3

BODUM® - BISTRO

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MoMA Exclusive: Toast your bread to perfection with the Bodum Bistro 2-Slice Toaster. It features five variable browning settings, taking your bread from light to golden to dark and bronzed—and everything in between.

Bodum Bistro 2-Slice Toaster | Multi

An insulated zippered lunch bag that fits into your bag or backpack to keep your meal cool and cushioned.

Baggu - Lunch Box - Wavy Gingham Blue

Herd Recycled Plastic Zipper Tote Bag - Memphis/Multi – MoMA Design Store

BODUM® - BISTRO

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BODUM® - BISTRO

About the BISTRO Bread Box Fresh bread is one of life’s simple pleasures, but without proper storage your delicious loaf will soon become stale. Keep bread fresh and tasty for longer in the BISTRO bread box. This large bread box offers handsome countertop storage. Constructed from colorful BPA-free plastic, it features a bamboo lid that doubles up as a cutting board and serving tray for your loaf, complete with crumb-catching grooves.

Bodum Bistro Bread Box White

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