Polder Housewares Wins Two Good Design Awards

Polder Housewares has received the Chicago Athenaeum Good Design Award for excellence in product design, quality and innovation for both the Spring Dish Rack and Hot Sleeve™ styling tool holder.

The Spring Dish Rack features a unique design and construction, made of rust-resistant stainless steel. The Hot Sleeve is used to safely store hot curling irons or straighteners, with a high-heat silicone rubber construction that is protective up to 520 degrees Fahrenheit.

“We are excited and gratified to be recognized by the Chicago Athenaeum for our commitment to developing notable, innovative products,” said Kerry Cooper, General Manager at Polder. “Both of these are good examples of Polder’s focus on design and quality.”

Now in its 64th year, Good Design is the oldest and one of the most distinguished design awards programs in the world. Founded in Chicago by former MoMa curator Edgar Kaufmann, Jr. along with such pioneers in modern design as Charles and Ray Eames and Russel Wright, Good Design honors the annual achievements of the best industrial and graphic designer, and world manufacturers for their pursuit of extraordinary design excellence.

Polder was selected among thousands of submissions from leading manufacturers and industrial and graphic design firms from around the world, representing the most important and influential corporations worldwide in the design industry from over 48 countries.

For the past 39 years, Polder® has been building on its reputation as a leading brand, supplying consumers with products that make daily tasks easier while offering quality, value and elegant design. For additional information, visit www.polder.com.