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.
These cranberry-raspberry jellies (cran-raspberry jellies?) have such great color, I’m sure they’re bursting with fruity flavor. I could use a sugar rush from something sweet and chewy like these this afternoon!
Loving this teacup tea towel! The little sketch is so sweet and the yellow would brighten up my kitchen oh-so-nicely.
Eugene and Louise Bakery in Antwerp is the team-up between three Belgian friends: Glenn D’Hondt & Sylvia Meert (aka Eugene and Louise) and Tinne Mermans.
Their product design couldn’t be any more playful and fun if they tried. I’m sure the product is fantastic, but it could taste like tires and I’d still buy it as long as it looked like this!
:: via bad banana blog
Formed around a take-out coffee cup, the Bentwood coffee cuff satisfies both form and function – the bracelet doubles as a java jacket! So fantastic. “No, I don’t need a cardboard sleeve. I’ll just use my bracelet, thanks!!”
In The Martha’s take on pasta alla carbonara, bacon substitutes for pancetta, and shallots and peas are included to give the sauce texture. No eggs either!
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
I’m not a big whiskey fan, but this Milk Punch sounds and looks amazing!
Ingredients:
– 2 oz Blended Whiskey
– 2 oz Milk
– 1 tsp Superfine Sugar
Garnish: 1/4 tsp Nutmeg
Glassware : Collins Glass
Mix all the ingredients in a mixing glass with ice and stir. Strain into a collins glass and garnish with nutmeg.
:: photo and cocktail via Cocktail Times
Posted In cocktails
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!
Grady McFerrin’s bio piece pretty much says it all. Who doesn’t love a Trekkie who can draw?? I love his style. I remember seeing the last piece in Comm Arts a few years back and falling in love with it. So glad to have come across both he and work again.
