Mar 27
Bread Bin
Posted in: Uncategorized
The Bread Bin keeps bread and other baked goods fresh and convenient by its practical handling as well as a clean and reserved design. The lid also fu..
Mar 26
Rice Cooking Gone Green
Posted in: Appliance, rice, Rice CookerThe Eco Rice Cooker was named not only for its electric efficiency, but also for its material eco-conciousness. Made from either recycled plastic or bio-plastic, the design’s minimal interface features less (and therefore more simple) controls to minimize the number of unnecessary component parts. Its compact size is perfect for single servings and won’t take up valuable counter or cabinet space.
Designers: Kim Hongjoo & Noh Jihun
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Mar 24
To keep it short and oh-so-sweet, Blisk takes the hard work out of mixing fine ingredients. Traditional countertop mixers are often large, cumbersome and messy, but Blisk is easy to use and only slightly larger than the average spatula. Controlled with a simple pair of +/- buttons, the spin speed can be set with the push of a finger to ensure you get the perfect mix. When your creations are finished baking, just give Blisk a rinse, scoop em’ up and enjoy!
Designer: Gordon Grado
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(If it gets us closer to brownies it’s a good thing! was originally posted on Yanko Design)
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Mar 14
Inspiration Friday: Spice storage
Posted in: UncategorizedIt’s Friday morning and my brain is already convinced it’s the weekend. As a result, I’m just going to throw a little inspiration your way and set off to find some pie (it is Pi day, after all: 3/14).
Today’s inspiration comes from The Wall Street Journal, which includes a profile of chef Nick Kokonas’s home in the article “A High-Powered Home Kitchen in Chicago.” Gastronomy aficionados will enjoy the article, and anyone with a home kitchen will drool over the corresponding photographic slideshow.
By far, my favorite part of the profile is the peek into Kokonas’s spice storage cupboards:
Image by Callie Lipkin for The Wall Street Journal.
How do you store your spices? I’m thinking I need to completely redo my spice storage this weekend. It looks nothing like this. Sigh. Thanks to chef Kokonas for having such an inspiring kitchen.
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Mar 12
Kone Brewing System: A refined, convenient, sustainable solution to pour-over coffee—made entirely in the USA
Posted in: coffeeculture, coffeeproducts, homebrew, madeinusa, pour-over 
In recent years, pour-over coffee has become the new standard for those looking to get the most from their morning cup. While the stripped-down method of brewing brings out the richest flavor profile from the beans, it’s not always the most convenient method—especially…
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Mar 11
Coulda, Shoulda, WOOD-a!
Posted in: cutting knives, utensilsMaple Set investigates an alternative emotional response to everyday kitchen knives! The project was undertaken as an exploration of unique materials and visual combinations of an industry stale with repetitive designs. No matter how you slice and dice it, this collection is one like no other!
The designers of Maple Set wanted to look at kitchen knives from a new perspective. They focused on the essence of a knife – that key component that people think about when considering a knife. They isolated the blade as that defining component and designed around it as the highlight of the product.
Reducing the size and visual weight of the blade turned it into a sliver of polish and refinement. From there, the designers looked at other kitchen tools and felt that the warmth of wood made it a great material in that context. The stark contrast of materials worked well to highlight the smaller blade and blend the body in with its surroundings. The result is a beautiful product that breaks the mould of traditional thinking on an everyday product.
Designer: The Federal
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Mar 06
DeLonghi PrimaDonna Exclusive: Fully automatic, compact and simple to use, the Italian-designed espresso machine sets a new standard
Posted in: coffeeculture, coffeemachines, coffeeproducts, delonghi, espresso 
It’s hard to beat a handcrafted espresso from a skilled barista. Pulling shots and texturing milk takes skill and attention to detail, and the human touch in preparing coffee will never become obsolete. Still, stepping out to your neighborhood cafe isn’t always an…
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Mar 05
Crazy Fun Canisters
Posted in: canister, food storageThis simple modification to the basic canister changes everything about storage in the kitchen! Like legos, the multi-size glass jars can be stacked and uniquely configured to your needs or mixed and matched just for fun.
Designer: Seungwook Park
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Mar 03
Finell: Modern homewares that balance form and function with a dose of color
Posted in: lightingfixtures 
It takes something pretty special to stand out at the NY NOW home, lifestyle and design show that features over 2,800 exhibitors from around the world, and the debut collection from Austin-based …
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Feb 27
Value of Hot Food
Posted in: Gu A Reum, lunch, VacuumThe Vacuum Lunchbox is a neat hotbox concept that hopes to keep your food fresh and piping hot. The idea is to have the box airtight and that no heat escapes. I love the design style the idea of carrying this to my next picnic at Central Park.
Designer: Gu A Reum
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