Everyday Holy Mug by Studio Suppanen
10/07/2010 [finland] [diningroom]
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The Everyday Holy Mug is equally suitable for cappuccino, latte, espresso, tea or chai. It recognises that it is not exclusively coffee that people drink on their coffee break and provides a solution that everyone can utilise.
http://www.suppanen.com
http://muuto.com
Mood Mugs
27/06/2010 [uk] [diningroom]
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Mood Mugs are a range of insulated mugs with quirky facial expression to reflect your mood. These beautifully simple hand made porcelain mugs are cleverly designed with double wall insulation to keep your drink warm and hand cool, whilst showing everybody how you're feeling
http://www.thabto.co.uk/moodmugs.html
Dino for Paola C
24/06/2010 [italy] [diningroom]
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Large ceramic fruit bowl Dino by Aldo Cibic for Italian Paola C. This design bowl would make a distinct, yet elegant centerpiece with anything in it: apples, pinecones, magazines whatever.
http://www.paolac.com
Buy here (wannekes.com)
Desa Honey Jar by Blomus
13/05/2010 [germany] [diningroom]
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Honey jar with silicon honey spoon.
http://www.blomus.com
Buy here (Amazon.com)
Fia by Nina Jobs
09/05/2010 [sweden] [diningroom]
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Once again Nina Jobs excels in her quest for functional simplicity with straightforward natural forms and colors. But not without a sophisticated twist to a mouth-blown carafe for wine and water, or to be used as a flower vase. It is no wonder that the Fia is named after the Swedish version of the board game Ludo. The straight lines allude to her playful character, as well as the precisely ground spheres in amber, pink, black and clear crystal. Fia carafe/vase by Nina Jobs now available in store.
http://www.designhousestockholm.com
Accento (Serafino Zani)
25/04/2010 [italy] [diningroom]
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Accento serving set by Konstantin Grcic for Serafino Zani. The Accento serie has generous surfaces and simple contemporary forms. Its designer, Konstantin Gricic, says that working with the Italian manufacturer Serafino Zani exposed him to a culture that is "especially attentive to contemporary design and technology while at the same time having strong links with artisan traditions." Accento is made from mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel.
http://www.serafinozani.it
http://www.konstantin-grcic.com
Buy here (wannekes.com)
Taka table by Love kompott
11/02/2010 [poland] [diningroom]
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Taka table is 180 cm long, 76 cm wide and 74 cm high and can accommodate 8 people.
The surface of the table is uneven and faceted. It is indented in a number of irregular, polygonal shapes and turns the table top into a vessel itself. Among the cuts there are horizontal planes arranged so that the table can be used in a traditional manner.
By breaking the most basic characteristic of a table – its flat surface, it breaks the stereotype and opens up a discussion about the search for the new values – cultural, functional and aesthetic.
http://www.lovekompott.com
Moon by Normann Copenhagen
17/12/2009 [denmark] [diningroom]
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Moon is a dish filled with holes, which breaks all the rules and takes tediousness out of the ordinary. It is an example of not always having to do what you are used to doing, and challenging conventional thinking while cultivating aesthetic awareness.
http://normann-copenhagen.com
Kaca by Martin Zampach
15/11/2009 [czech] [diningroom]
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Dose/jar inspired by notoriously known toy from our childhood ;-)
http://martin.zampach.com
Elegant by Eva Solo
21/10/2009 [denmark] [diningroom]
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This autumn's new Eva Solo products are now in the shops. The Eva Solo dish with handle is a design product which shares the same background as the popular Eva Solo bowl with handle. Both products are a practical and decorative addition to serving food both inside and outdoors.
http://www.evasolo.dk
Dolly by Normann Copenhagen
25/09/2009 [denmark] [diningroom]
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Elegant and functional porcelain salt & pepper shaker Dolly. Great sculptural addition to both kitchen and dining table. Modern design table accessory and fabulous tableware gift!
http://normann-copenhagen.com
Buy here (wannekes.com)
Fiesta by Tescoma
10/08/2009 [czech] [diningroom]
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Tray with 2 dishes Fiesta. Elegant set ideal for stylish serving of meals. Made of excellent porcelain and highly resistant bamboo. Porcelain vessels suitable for refrigerator, freezer and dishwasher.
http://www.tescoma.com
Visby by Stelton
18/07/2009 [denmark] [diningroom]
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The Visby set: brunch and café atmosphere. In your life to come, there ought to be time for both a visit to a café and breakfast in bed. And with the new Visby café set you can create Scandinavian café atmosphere in your home in no time - or serve a highly balanced breakfast in bed. The normally flat saucers and plates have become pointed, so that cup, saucer or bowl can be stacked onto the corresponding grooves in the bottom and stay securely on the bed tray. Visby was developed by the famous Danish designer Kim Buck and has a new, surprising form language, where e.g. the handle looks like a nozzle, and the plate pierces the rest of the set. Visby consists of 7 parts: cup, espresso cup, saucer, plate, sugar/cream, yogurt bowl and jug. The colour is a "soft" white.
http://www.stelton.com
Orgiastic Carafe by Edouard Larmaraud
16/07/2009 [france] [diningroom]
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Thanks to this carafe with a glass shaped neck, the gesture of "drinking straight from the bottle" become less vulgar.
http://www.larmaraud.com
Modella and Buble by BOA design
02/07/2009 [czech] [diningroom]
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Hot news from BOA design studio - MODELLA and BUBLE collection.
The Modella and Buble sets were designed for Kvetna glass works. Both sets are the result of an economical conception as they are created using just two molds. They only differ in the length of their stems which defines the look and final proportion of each type.
As you can guess from the name, the Buble set is inspired by bubbles. Their form consists of two circles which permeate each other. The final shape is reminiscent of the curves of a woman's body. You can observe the color and appearance of your wine in the bottom part of the glass, while the upper part retains the aroma and allows the bouquet of the wine to stand out.
The Modella set comes from the shape of a cylinder which is tapered in the middle to lighten the cylinder's strict geometrical shape. The fragility and simplicity of the form is further enhanced by a thin stem with a length that changes according to glass type. The stem is missing from the glasses for whiskey and water, and the bottom is thickened to balance the proportions of the form.
Typical for both sets is the concave shape of the body which allows the glass to be held in the middle. Such usage challenges conventional sommelier's methods.
(Photo by Jan Kudej)
http://www.boadesign.cz
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