Fork, Knife and Spoon Go Where?
The plastic cutlery set JOIN has a very unique and playful joining mechanism inspired by an old Japanese game. It challenges the classic table setting…
Tableware
Lighter Side of Dining
Here’s one of those designs that looks at the lighter side of life. A dining tray set that is very Turntable-esque. Very often we come…
Edible Dishes
The following project is one with far fewer hard specs than it has big notions about how the future could be. This project is not…
Democratize Coasters
The proverbial coaster hasn’t changed much aside from constantly shifting between geometric shapes and designs. It’s main function has and will always be to protect…
Tea for Two
The Yin & Yang is a teapot designed for two people. So if one person prefers green and the other prefers red – you can…
Magical Seasoning
The Magical Sapor combines my interests in cooking and dressing up as a fairy godmother into a set of seasoning wands. It’s easy to understand…
One two three four Plastic Leg
Here’s a table that will take all of your dining room table needs and put them in a nice clean package that was made perfect…
Transmutive Tableware
There’s a vintage paradigm of tableware that may need to be reinvented to better suite modern living. “Slice” adopts the idea of transmutive tableware –…
Double Bowl All The Way
Take a peek at this set of two steel fruit bowls that become one in the connecting. They slot together horizontally OR vertically. They can…
Perilous Wine Transportation
If you’re the sort of person who carries wine around all day, you know it can indeed get quite perilous. You want to bring that…
To Eat Off A Smile
Inspired by virtual imagery and digital computer graphics, specifically the popular “emoticons”, PATTERNED SMILE introduces two new faces designed exclusively for this urban, contemporary tableware…
A Little Mid-Century Mixed with Asian
This Basic Dining Chair is inspired by the Korean letter shape “Zi-Ut.” There’s a playful balance between traditional Asian forms and Dutch mid-century cues. There’s…