I’m not sure if an avid cook would approve only four measuring spoons (instead of the standard six), but this tool is a good-looking space saver I’d love to have in my kitchen. Made of BPA-free silicone, it’s designed by Jordan Murphy for Umbra.
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These beautiful, linen tea towels by Australian duo Me and Amber are the perfect gift for the special chef in your life.
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If you’re still wondering, here’s an idea for a Valentine’s Day gift. This thermo cup from Stelton, printed with passionate words, is designed to allow drinking from all 360 degrees around the edge. The lid opens and closes easily with just a click. It’s made of ABS plastic.
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A few details can transform a ubiquitous shape into a stylish object. The Butler containers, inspired by the familiar milk carton, are made of mirror-polished stainless steel. Design by Philippi.
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Yesterday, while I was making the dinner salad, it came to me I haven’t featured my favorite Certamente tools by one my favorite designers Konstantin Grcic. Made from stainless steel wire, these beautiful pieces form geometric shapes like a metal origami. Certamente salad servers are manufactured by the Italian company Serafino Zani.
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According to a new study, hot chocolate tastes better in an orange cup. In my opinion, hot tea tastes better in a simple, red cup like this one designed by June-Seo Lee.
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Vino is a simple wine bottle cork stopper, which can be used as a coaster too. Design by Studio Macura.
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Hong Kong-based company Inno.Park has created a tea set that makes drinking tea fun and joyful experience. When the metal plates on the bottom of the cups reach 68°C (154.4°F), fishes appear on the heat-sensitive coasters. Watch the video.
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Ernst Kirchsteiger has designed this Ruta glass for warming drinks, especially mulled red wine. A felt holder protects hands from the heat. You only need a good recipe.
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It’s not so often that I come across an impressive tea towel, so this one deserves the mention. It’s part of the FEST Collection by textile designer and stylist Mae Engelgeer, and is developed at the Textile Museum in Tilburg, the Netherlands.
FEST Tea Towel, $36.00
Have fun in the kitchen with the Peeler! Its simple, soft, and user-friendly shape makes it easy and pleasant to use. Design by HolmbäckNordentoft for Normann Copenhagen.
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