The Bredemeijer history goes back to 1914, when Mr. Bredemeijer founded a metal ware factory for household products. The factory was located in the central Netherlands, in the historic centre of the town of Hilversum. In response to market demand, Bredemeijer shifted its focus to accessories for tea after the Second World War and the idea to create a revolutionary type of teapot arose shortly thereafter. This teapot would keep the tea hot and tasty for a longer period. The concept of the double-walled teapot resulted in the development of a complicated process consisting of no less than 140 steps.

The 1970s saw the start of the production of ceramic teapots with a coat that would keep the tea warm for longer. The Bredemeijer Cosy was the first model developed in the factory. This teapot consists of a round ceramic inner pot and a removable stainless steel casing on the outside. The Cosy Manto series was later developed according to the same principle for lovers of sleek design.

Today, the Bredemeijer collection comprises nearly 100 different teapots in a wide variety of materials, from stainless steel to cast iron and from ceramic to heat-resistant glass. The collection offers something for everyone. In addition to teapots, Bredemeijer also has an extensive range of accessories for making a perfect cup of tea.