The cylindrical form, which is known from many of Stelton's other products, is also a characteristic feature of the bottle opener designed by Peter Holmblad. The well-known bottle opener in stainless steel will decorate any table or bar trolley and home bar.

Peter Holmblad (born 1934), previous export manager, CEO and owner of Stelton, is a key figure in Stelton's history. Between 1963 and 2004, he was responsible for Stelton's transformation from a production company of common, stainless steel serving dishes and bowls to a well-established and respected design company. He is also a skilled designer with a strong commercial understanding and an eye for detail. Among other things, Holmblad is the creator of the well-known flower watering can as well as the Original series consisting of the well-known cheese slicer and the perfect bar equipment.

In 1964, after several attempts, Peter Holmblad managed to convince his stepfather, architect Arne Jacobsen, to design a new coffee and tea service in stainless steel. This resulted in the famous Cylinda Line, which won the ID award in 1967. The design collaboration marked the beginning of a new era for Stelton. After Arne Jacobsen's death in 1971, Peter Holmblad engaged the potter Erik Magnussen as a new house designer, and Stelton has since collaborated with a long list of Danish and international designers and architects.