These two porcelain salt & pepper shakers are just too cute. Designed by Alberto Mantilla of Mint Inc. in 2002.
2.75"w x 2"l x 3"h.
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Another clever, award-winning kitchenware from Joseph Joseph. The company worked with inventor/designer Mark Sanders to design Chop 2 Pot. "This innovative chopping board uses the latest technology in polypropylene living hinges, when the handle is squeezed the board folds into a chute to help guide diced and chopped food into the pot."
Board: 19"w x 10.75"l x 0.5"h.
Chopping area: 14.25"w x 10.75"l.
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Designed by Boje Estermann in 2004 for Normann Copenhagen, this colander has a big volume to hold lots of food, and it is collapsible to save storage space. Also, it can be worn as a hat if you ever want to dress up as Devo for Halloween. Available in black, red, yellow, and green. Made of Santoprene with grating in stainless steel.
Open: 4.5"h x 8.9" dia.
Closed: 0.5"h x 8.9"dia.
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20 pcs: 2"l.
10 pcs: 4"l.
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Designed by Jon Eliason for Sagaform, these four stoneware bowls and the accompanying acacia wood tray are great for serving candies, cheeses, fruits, and/or veggies at any party.
Tray: 22"w.
Each bowl: 5"dia.
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This set of clear acrylic coasters feature four classic Eames chairs in black: 1946 Molded Plywood Chair with Metal Legs, the 1948 LaChaise, the 1951 Wire Side Chair, the 1956 Lounge Chair and Ottoman. Each coaster has rubber feet to protect surfaces. A perfect gift set for Eames lovers.
4"w x 4"l.
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Bodum's Yohki glass storage jar with a black polypropylene lid is my favorite out of all the storage jars I'd found when I decided to reorganize my pantry. It is made of Bodum's traditional borosilicate glass, which contains no lead and has a great brilliance. The jar is sealed with a thin removable silicon gasket to keep it shut tight for safe storage. It absorbs no aromas at all, and once cleaned all the scents of an earlier stored food will disappear completely. Its easily-nesting lid allows you to stack as many jars on top of one another as you'd like. Most importantly, the glass doesn't break easily - I'd dropped a few jars several times onto hard surfaces, and none of them had scratches or broke! I can't emphasize enough how much I love it. Like Bodum's product description says, it is "the ultimate storage jar." One fun fact about the jar: The gasket makes a nice swooshing sound when you put on the lid.
In various sizes.
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Designed by Jean Prouvé in 1949 for the University of Paris, the Guéridon Table is one timeless piece of modern design. It has solid oak legs and metal rod connectors that are lacquered black; the tabletop is available in natural oak veneer (as shown above), dark oak veneer or white laminate with oak edge. Reproduced by Vitra.
28"h x 37.5"dia. or 47.25"dia.
Looks great with Pvourvé's Standard Chairs:
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Organic and earthy, these 100% linen coasters by Lotta Jansdotter are simply beautiful. Sold in set of two.
4.5"w x 4.5"l.
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