Showing posts with label kitchen products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitchen products. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Dry Table





'dry table' can be used both as a table and drying rack
all images by marcus ginn


'dry table' by UK-based designer alex bradley is a space-saving occasional table to be used both indoors or out.
it is made from rods which extend outwards in a circle - replacing a traditional table surface - from which one can
hang items or dry their washing. it measures 560 mm x 520 mm in size.

'dry table' is being exhibited at 100% design during london design week 2010.










Thursday, September 16, 2010

Peeling With Three Variations





There is a reason why potato peelers come with brown handles; to blend in with the peels, so that you accidentally throw it out with the trash and replace it with a new one. With a sophisticated peeler like this Rotary Peeler, I doubt any such accidents will happen. Not only is it designed really simple, it’s got functionality multiplied 4 times! How? Well for starters it’s got three different blade options for peeling (one for potatoes, a serrated one for soft fruits and veggies and a third to cut uber-smooth juliennes), and a potato-eye weeder.
The whole peeler disassembles so that you can clean it up nice and easily. Maybe the many options of peeling and cutting juliennes will spark some creative cooking! What do you think?
Designer: Damian Evans for Joseph Joseph







Friday, September 10, 2010

The New Indoor Sun

The urban landscape makes it difficult for us humans to experience the bliss of natural sunlight at home, thanks to the towering high-rises. So how can we expect our houseplants to flourish or pamper them with the natural goodness of sun? Unless of course, we get sneaky and trap some solar power in the “Solight” and then hood it over the plant; trick it into thinking it’s getting some natural sunshine! Clever idea and no one will know how you manage to keep those plants happy…because you can stash the Solight away when not required!







Thursday, September 9, 2010

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Coffee cup that stands tilted!


Cool ceramic tableware in one form or the other has been decorating your dining table since long. The available patterns, designs are undeniably remarkable but you surely want something unique every now and then. Here’s a cool coffee cup that stands apart from the crowd for the fact that it doesn’t stand straight. The cool coffee cup in zero gravity when in use can be placed vertically and when it’s not in use, it can be tilted in place just like in weightless state. Pretty unique coffee cup that surely each one of you out there will fancy.







Monday, June 28, 2010

A Hanger, A Lamp, A Dryer


The way we Indians do it is we hang our towel out in the sun, every day, right after our bath. That’s the routine mom taught us when we were young, but the nextgen is too lazy to follow that. The laundry cycles is usually set for a weekly change in towels at most homes, so a system like the “Towel Hanger” suits the situation. It dries, deodorizes and sanitizes the towel, when you hang it on the rail. As an added attraction, ambient lights switch on, creating a sweet environment when indulging in an aroma therapy soak!
As good as a solution for any part of the world, so let’s keep the towels indoors!
Designer: Kim Jin Yeong




Thursday, May 27, 2010

rocking teapot





there is nothing like sitting on your favourite rocking chair with a cup of tea in hand, and betina piqueras’

rocking teapot brings the two together in a creative reworking. the rocking teapot is a small tray that has
a wire frame that holds a special teapot by two handles on its side. the teapot is suspended in the air and 
a small circle in the tray holds the cup below. the user simply tilts the teapot towards the cup and the tea 
pours right in. the design is perfectly functional helping users steadily pour a big pot of tea while 
remaining quite whimsical. 

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Friday, May 7, 2010

Measure This



The Shell is a sleek digital scale sexified with good modern looks. Lift off the Stainless Steel measuring bowl to reveal a large LCD display and simple controls. Rest the upturned bowl on the unit and it’s ready to weigh both liquids and dry foods. A convenient ‘add and weigh’ function also allows multiple ingredients to be weighed in the same bowl during recipe preparation and an auto power-off feature maximizes battery life. Love it! Doesn’t look like medical or industrial equipment. So perfect for all my crazy crafting needs, like changing base metals into gold. Hehehe, hahaha, AHAHAHAHA!





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Monday, May 3, 2010

Salt And Pepper Me


Fresh salt and pepper really do make the difference so the initial investment is totally worth it. Two chamber mills are a dime a dozen but the Y-Grinder by Joseph Joseph is particularly handsome. It’s made entirely of ceramic and guaranteed to be anti-corrosive up to 10 years. Now thats standing behind your product! Don’t you guys this it’s beautiful?





Designer: DesignWright for Joseph Joseph
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Saturday, April 24, 2010

Bottle Opener Fridge Magnet



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Put an end to that all too
common phrase 'Why isn't there a
bottle opener stuck to this fridge?'
with SUCK UK's classic Bottle Opener
Fridge Magnet


You’ll never have to search the kitchen
for a bottle opener again!


Remove bottle from fridge / Insert bottle cap into opener
Push bottle down to lever off cap / Enjoy your drink



























JPY 2980
SGD$44.90
US$34.90

Mirrors by Addiction


Addiction presents a new collection of decorative mirrors designed by Jean Marie Massaud, Arik Levy, Patrick Norguet, and more.









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