Maxbowls

Date 1964 | Lella & Massimo Vignelli

Elevate breakfast, lunch, and dinner with architectural bowls that stack as beautifully as they serve. The Maxbowl's precisely engineered rim creates a revolutionary nesting system where multiple bowls compress into sleek columns, transforming cluttered cabinets into organized spaces. At 5 inches in diameter, these versatile bowls are perfectly sized for soup, cereal, salad, pasta, or dessert.

This isn't just dinnerware—it's design history. Created by Massimo and Lella Vignelli in 1964, the Maxbowl launched Heller in 1971 and democratized museum-quality design for everyday dining. The same stackable dinnerware that defined 1970s utilitarian chic now brings timeless modern style and compact storage solutions to contemporary homes, RVs, and outdoor spaces.

Made from virtually unbreakable melamine that resists chips and scratches, each bowl is FDA-safe, BPA-free, BPS-free, and top rack dishwasher safe. The durable, heat-resistant construction makes these bowls ideal for families with children, outdoor entertaining, or anyone seeking shatterproof dinnerware that combines form with function. Experience the space-saving design that's been part of MoMA's collection since the 1970s.