Small Apple Dish by D-Vision
D-Vision created the Small Apple Dish to aesthetically incorporate your apple core when you are done with it. By creating an appropriate place in the dish, your fruit waste becomes an aesthetic part of your meal.
Nintendo DS Serves Up; What’s Cooking? With Jamie Oliver
Jamie Oliver will be releasing a handhold cooking game on Nintendo DS.
I’m really excited about bringing a book’s worth of my recipes to a game for the first time. You can cook my recipes for real at home or in the game’s 3D kitchens, but what’s brilliant is that you can come up with your own recipes then share them with your mates and family over wi-fi. Lovely.
The game will include a series of real-time virtual challenges that involve real-life chopping, stirring, and plating; recipe cook-offs with other players; and a timed competition against the clock. All of this will take place in three-dimensional kitchen settings with measures of quality and taste.
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The Strange Carafes by Etienne Meneau
Etienne Meneau has created two new designs of wine decanters/sculptures in the same series. They featuring two sides which resemble the roots of a tree or veins in the body. Both are available in limited editions. Read More…
WB&CO juice
Organic Vegetable Juice company Wild Bunch & Co is different, we love the sophistication of the vegetable-only ingredients. WB&CO has created a healthy new range of invigorating juices to help work-harried executives missing meals get the energy they need quickly: 100% organic fresh vegetable juice delivered straight to their office.
These bottles can be collected and displayed as works of contemporary art. I bet they would look attractive in your refrigerator.
Sugarblock
Submitted by Core77 design blog, the sugarcube one-upper came up with the idea in collaboration with Spiceship’s Audrey Russel.
Exhaust Grill Cooks Burgers with Smoke Heat
Waaa, that’s a really strange invention created for “Dining in 2015″ design competition by an Iranian team. Plug it directly into your car exhaust. It soaks up spare heat in the gases to do the cooking, and the clamshell design keeps those noxious fumes away from your food.
Faucet Necklace by Linda Loudermilk
Designer Linda Loudermilk is passionate about the earth and its people, and she is making her mark on the eco-movement with stylish products that inspire people to think about the world and how we can make it a better place for all inhabitants.
Dual-Fuel Cocktail Shaker
For making you party stylish and blissful, here is one latest gadget Dual-Fuel Cocktail Shaker which comes in a nickel-plated stainless steel and brass body, featuring a couple of slide-off wings that double up as flasks.
Pipparkakan for Lovesick Cookies
The pipparkaka invite your friends to a different baking experience. Or why not cheer up Christmas with a plate full of lovesick cookies? Be inspired by a lustfull Christmas!
Vertical Limit by Porsche Design Studio
Champagne house “Veuve Clicquot” launched Vertical Limit; a stainless steel champagne cellar designed by Porsche Design Studio.
Lagrange 34 Chocolate
Lagrange34 in collaboration with Juice have cooked new line of chocolate bars with the most striking shapes. This line combines high quality chocolate together with a contemporary design approach, to exploit the potential of chocolate as a design product.
Fruit Vessels by Helena Schepens
This Fruit Vessels are a creation from the Belgian designer Helena Schepens from Antwerpen Belgium. These stunning sculptural fruit bowls transform fruit into a minimalist treasure!
The Freedom Grill
When I was on the move, I used to fry sausage on my car hood, but these days are gone thanks to the Freedom Grill ($299). This is probably the best tailgating gear I ever saw. This amazing piece of technology is a hitch-mounted, propane grill that boasts a 12,000 BTU high-efficiency, stainless steel burner and an electronic igniter. It’s got 352 square inches of cooking surface, a swing-away arm that rotates 180 degrees, and can be moved to a tabletop in seconds. The new king of barbecue is born!
Button Tray by Greener Grass Design
Button Tray is a set of tray table imagine by Greener Grass Design. The ordinary buttons become extraordinary once they are stitched and knotted together to create these unique trays. These sturdy, yet pliable pieces are a versatile addition to any room.
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Fishbone Ice Tray
If you’re tired of the boring ice cube, you could try the new Fishbone Ice Tray. Put the dead fish in your glass and it will keep your drinks cool in much more ways than one when you throw your next party. The best thing is that it doesn’t smell like dead fish.
Snap and Dine by Demelza Hill
Demelza Hill took a sustainable and playful approach to design with this plastic dinnerware, called “Snap and Dine.” It explores the ritual of dinning marrying the disposable vision of the modern society. The old fashioned cutlery set meets the standards of the contemporary world, where everything goes fast. It’s a sursprising and pleasant alliance.
Waste and Want by Peter D’Alessandro
Peter D’Alessandro’s “Waste and Want” cutting board is a simple beveled chopping board that dumps your choppings into metal bins.
East Beach Cafe by Heatherwick Studio
The East Beach Cafe is an extraordinary structure designed by Thomas Heatherwick fort Heatherwick Studio sits right on the beach in Littlehampton, West Sussex. The scale and material of the structure combined with its unique shape and setting, makes for an extraordinary contrast of organic and industrial, natural and manmade.
July 2, 2007 - Category: Architecture, Food - Posted by: Chantal - Comments: 0