What’s that in your pocket? A coffee machine.
Ah, coffee… what would the world be without it? It is, in fact the world’s fourth popular beverage with more than half a trillion cups…
Tableware
French Fries made Functional!
https://youtu.be/ltxLeLGozDk You may think that Starbucks is doing great things with food and innovation but no company is as innovative as McDonald’s when it comes…
The Contemporary Japanese Project 2017
The focus for the 2017 Contemporary Japanese Design Project is “Tabletop”. Tabletops are their own flat worlds, and whether a desk or a dining table,…
The most playful meal of the day
The inherent simplicity and playful nature of the Notch table set is what makes it such a pleasure to own! Designed in Ceramic, Wood, and…
A bottle that grows on you
Water makes your skin glow, but water makes this bottle grow! The insanely convenient Que bottle is handy and fits right in your bag or…
Delicious Dino Dessert!
This Dino Ice Cream is literally all types of cool! Designed to resemble a dinosaur fossil trapped in ice or amber, the redesigned stick and…
A bottle opener for champions
I never thought something as ubiquitous as the bottle opener needed redesigning. The GrOpener proved me wrong for sure. The video above goes to demonstrate…
The Salt-bae Shaker!
He’s clearly 2017’s meme of the year! The Turkish chef took everyone by storm with the way he salted his meat steak with dripping swag….
Tranquili-tea!
There’s a difference in personalities of tea and coffee drinkers. At least the quintessential ones. Coffee drinkers crave the energy, tea drinkers admire the tranquility….
The cutting-edge circular culinary knife
Did you ever think that the knife, probably the oldest and most primitive tool in the history of mankind, was the wrong shape? Our notion…
The Bottle That’s A Hit With Everyone
Good design solves existing problems without creating new ones. The HIIT Bottle in that regard is a hallmark of good design. It’s all-capable, adaptable, durable,…
A Twist on Cutlery
This chic cutlery set is named “Giro” (from the Italian word for “turn”) for both its twist in the geometry and how the cutlery is…