Lovely new piece from Reiko Kaneko for her 2011 collection, The Boat. Too cute that it got its name from the factory floor workers! The contrast of the natural fiber rope handle and the hand made English fine bone china is just stunning… perfect as a bread basket, fruit bowl, or anything else you dr [Read More…]
Inspired by virtual imagery and digital computer graphics, specifically the popular “emoticons”, PATTERNED SMILE introduces two new faces designed exclusively for this urban, contemporary tableware set. A delicate and humorous vision by Estudio BIS// CUIT to give your table a distinctive and creativ [Read More…]
Mark mcclean is the artist of this dynamic plate, specially created for sushi food. The plate is paired with small bowls for soup or sauce which can sit within one of the many ‘nests’ within the surface.
Via Design Rulz
This collection of plates and cups and containers and etcetera are all about the creation process. Designer Dik Scheepers saw the way the ceramics industry was doing things: multiple iterations of mold-making labor intensive, and said hey, let’s make this easier. So he did. It’s all so simple. Inste [Read More…]
Designers have tried to modularize and merge almost everything, so why not combine movable plates and flexible tables into the ultimate feast-friendly furniture object? In a word: cleanup. Skipping that critical shortfall for a second, consider how convenient and intimate it would be to just be a [Read More…]
Seasons, diseñado por Nao Tamura, son una serie de utensilios para servir y contener comida, inspirada en la naturaleza, con mucha carga tecnológica y bajo una visión muy japonesa.
Ganadora del último Salone Satellite Award, los contenedores están realizados con arena de sílice, que como un [Read More…]
I am starting to lose sight of what is more important as we all try to move forward in the green movement. As global warming converges on us all, is conserving water or conserving trees more important? Can both these conservation efforts live harmoniously? Case in point: this design by Yang So-yeon [Read More…]
Lapware exists in the realm between traditional tableware and cheap plastic/paper plates. There’s a contemporary approach to this eating style. It’s suggestive of a more casual experience that’s highly focused on social interactions. Each piece looks awkwardly shaped but exquisitely molded to fit th [Read More…]
