March 11, 2008
Valencia Glassware.
I love the lightly teal tinted glass of these Valencia glassware pieces. They remind me of warm summer days, crisp salads and lemonade.
:: via Black*Eiffel
Posted In kitchen
March 10, 2008
Alma Fortune Cup.
The Alma Fortune cup is calling my name! Don’t think I could love it anymore if I tried.
In this collaboration, redstr/collective and Tobias Wong have taken the Alma Fortune cup and saucer and created a new level of esoteric luxury. Inspired by the age old tradition of Tasseography, Turkish coffee fortune telling, these cups and saucers have one of a kind fortunes suspended in time with 22k gold. Available in three different shapes.
Posted In kitchen
March 10, 2008
Tribacchetta 3-Legged Chopsticks.
Handmade of natural bamboo, these Tribacchetta 3-legged chopsticks are shaped like forceps and make eating Asian cuisine easy. Equally useful as a serving utensil for tiny appetizers! And I’m 99% sure I’d look way more adept using these than the usual suspects.
March 7, 2008
Nicobar Folding Tray Table.
I’ve come to the conclusion that I need a folding tray table. You just can’t go wrong with versatility like that. The Nicobar folding tray table from Ballard Designs is my favorite so far. It unfolds for easy set up and has a removable tray top with separate spaces for bottles and glassware. Entertainment on the fly – love it!
March 6, 2008
Bord Voor Een Kind.
Bord voor een kind was designed to become an extension of your already existing porcelain dinnerware as a child-friendly deep dish/plate with handles. But forget the kiddies – I want a set. I love the shape of the acrylic glass piece and think they’d make perfect pasta bowls.
March 6, 2008
Teacups Tea Towel.
Loving this teacup tea towel! The little sketch is so sweet and the yellow would brighten up my kitchen oh-so-nicely.
March 5, 2008
Perforated Steel Dresser.
This perforated steel dresser is a-okay by me. In fact, it’s more than a-okay. It would be perfect in an industrial loft-type space. What would I do with it, you ask? I would line a wall with them in my imaginary studio workshop and use the space as ultra-cool storage.
:: via Design Milk
Posted In furniture, house and home
March 5, 2008
TE-MA Decorative Hardware.
It’s the finishing touches and accents that can make a room or leave it lacking. Family owned and operated out of Woodstock, NY, TE-MA has some of the absolute best decorative hardware I’ve seen. You can’t go wrong with green glass in my book and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. They have everything from cabinet knobs to drapery hardware so check it out and go to town! Just steer clear of those green knobs – they’re mine!
March 4, 2008
Woodgrain Tiles.
Who woulda thunk it? Tiles that resemble woodgrain. I love these little glossy green babies. A kitchen counter backsplash or shower stall would be my location of choice.
:: via Another Shade of Grey
Posted In house and home
March 3, 2008
Matthew Mead Style: Spring.
Oh Matthew, how I love thee. Mr. Mead always brings a fresh perspective and great ideas to the scene, so I was pumped when I had an email in my inbox this morning announcing the launch of Matthew Mead Style’s Spring site. Stop by and drool!