In 1904, Reinhold Burger pioneered the creation of the first insulated bottle, marking the inception of a remarkable journey. Shortly thereafter, the brand name Thermos emerged through a naming contest, setting the stage for a legacy of innovation and success. Initially focused on insulated bottles and containers, Thermos later expanded its product range to include insulated cups and food containers, catering to evolving lifestyles.
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Established as Thermos GmbH in Berlin in 1904, the company soon relocated its headquarters to the United States in 1907. Over the ensuing decades, Thermos expanded its presence to 120 countries, earning prestigious awards and introducing groundbreaking inventions such as the first lunchbox in 1953, the 'Coffee Butler' in 1985, and the 'Funtainer' range for kids in 2004. Despite its global reach, Thermos maintains its German heritage, evident in the Baruther Glashütte Museum Village, the birthplace of Reinhold Burger.
Building upon its classic collection, Thermos introduced the 'Stainless King' and 'Icon' series, paying homage to the brand's enduring legacy since 1904. Characterised by expressive design, proven technology, innovative features like a non-slip base, and True-Coat powder coating, these series exemplify Thermos's commitment to enhancing people's everyday lives sustainably and effortlessly.
Source: www.moebelkultur.de