you don’t need to be a rocket scientist to design most mundane things like cookware, but as it turns out, it would be bonus if you are one – as proven by Flare pots and pans. generally, cookware hasn’t change a lot, much less see anything that’s worthy to be […]
kitchen sink strainer is among the last thing on Earth that needs innovation, or so we thought. some may exclaim ‘it’s a strainer, for goodness’ sake. what’s there to reinvent?’ well, if you happen to be one of the aforementioned, then you probably have not done the washing chore in […]
remember the time when you tried to converse with someone while blending something? almost impossible, wasn’t it? at least not without shouting at the top of your lungs. with the Blendtec Stealth, you won’t have such a problem and besides being conversation-quiet, it is chockfull of features that would make […]
how many of you here remember Subbuteo? the tabletop iteration of soccer where we use our fingers to flick those tiny soccer players on half spheres around? though the modern iteration was launched in the 60s, it was still a hit in the 70s and being kids of those days, i was totally all over it, but alas, i wasn’t fortunate enough to acquire one.
love the idea of creating carbonated drinks in the comfort of your home with a touch of style? well, then look forward to the SodaStream Play soda maker machine. like the original SodaStream Source, the SodaStream Play soda maker machine is also penned by celebrated designer Yves Behar and will be making its debut at designjunction at the London Design Festival, happening from September 19-22, 2013.
a titanium spork is the last thing you’d expect to be doing anything else other than feeding yourself, much less one that is totally open source so that you could further improved on it without being slapped with some legal suit. but here it is, the Semi-Horned Oblong Versatile Eating Ladle aka S.H.O.V.E.L., a multifunctional
the official name for the Victorinox Knife Block with Tablet Stand is actually Cutlery Block 360° Rotating, which we thought don’t quite do the product justice. not that it can do a lot apart from keeping those sharp cutlery safe and tidy, but it does incorporate a nifty ledge on the otherwise unused side of the block for placing your tablet, or your favorite cookbook
asking what traffic cones have to do with culinary is like asking a regular street folk if they have walked the red earth. which means they have absolutely nothing in common and that’s what makes it so distinctively novel if you have a pair of salt & pepper shakers designed as miniature traffic cones. such is what the Traffic Cones Salt & Pepper Shakers are.
steak knives. who doesn’t have them? but does your steak knives really speak of your taste in life? hardly, we should think. so if you are looking for something that look as good as it function, and/or as good as your medium rare slabs would, then you should really and we mean really, check out the
if the idea of stepping into the kitchen in a well-pressed double breasted cotton tunic appeals to you, then we supposed the look of the knives you wield in the gallery is as important as its performance. the Edge of Belgravia Ceramic Series Knives Set not only satisfy both demands, but also has a design backed
knives are made of steel, which is fact that will never change for next few decades or so. ceramic knives did made an attempt to usurp the throne reigned by steel (carbon included) but to no avail. so, our question is: will a set of knives crafted from maple wood (leaving just the slicing edge as steel) such as The Federal Maple Set Knives