Kitchenware

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Designer: Karolin Larsson Work: Containers Tag: Kitchenware

Laponian Family

Inspired by the nature of the polar circle, and designed for multi-usage. The steel containers have a removable compartment inside and fit into each other for a range of combinations. Use them as cutlery holders, for snacks, or as a flower vase. The steel can be chilled and used as wine cooler. The glass items are fit for candles and LED plugs in addition to food servings or accessories. Organise the items on the steel centrepiece or use the centrepiece individually as a serving plate. The sphere-shaped LED plug holder can be fitted with a suspension kit and hung from the ceiling or a wall.

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Designer: Asta Lok Work: Silicone Meal Purse Tag: Kitchenware

Ecodeli

Ecodeli Meal Purse, a patented, versatile solution that transforms food preparation, carrying, consumption, and cleaning while prioritizing sustainability. Its wide opening ensures effortless meal prep and easy cleaning, while durable silicone and recycled ABS withstand hot and cold temperatures, ideal for the freezer or microwave. The innovative 3-in-1 Handy Clip functions as a comfortable handle, a secure closure clip, and an adjustable stand for watching videos at two angles while eating. Available in various colors, the Meal Purse harmonizes functionality with contemporary design.

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Designer: Tülin Atamer Work: Storage Jar Tag: Kitchenware

Melty

Melty is a glass storage jar designed to make stylish presentations to guests. The handles are combined with a transparent glass jar and a transparent acrylic lid so that they can stand out with their sculptural form and bright colors. The handles, made of polyester material, are painted with auto acrylic paint and mounted on the lid with screws.

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Designer: Mustafa Bekiroglu Work: Coffee Cup and Bowl Tag: Kitchenware

Softline

Softline is a portable mug and bowl made of porcelain with a silicone lid. The collection includes two sizes, 300 cc and 350 cc, that follow to go mug standards. The 300 cc size can also be used as a bowl for granola, fruit salad or a smoothie. The silicone cover provides heat insulation and keeps the food or drink safely inside. The drinking hole on the lid is set at a three degree angle to help protect the lips from heat. Colors come from a reactive glaze technique, with glossy and matte surfaces. Softline aims to reduce the use of paper cups.

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Designer: Parachute Typefoundry Work: Typographic Coffee Mug Tag: Kitchenware

The Stroke

Crafted from fine white porcelain and designed under the golden ratio principle, the typo mug reveals a typographic symbol of celestial importance with every sip you take. This mug is part of a series of decorative and functional objects which embody highly artistic practices with subtle yet distinct details and a hint of type. Set in Parachute Typefoundry's Centro typeface, this typo mug provides a deep soulful spirit with an eclectic mix of type, industrial design, and long experimentation. An homage to humanity's universal need for connectivity, unity, and peace.

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Designer: So Jung Lee Work: Containers Tag: Kitchenware

Tree Story Condiments Set

Tree Story is a condiment set designed to hold commonly used herbs and spices. The set contains six glass containers, and each one is shaped after the canopy of a tree. The forms are drawn from the diversity of tree shapes found in different regions of the world. The glass tops are hand blown in New York City, and the wood bases are hand turned on a lathe. A cork and a brass rod join each glass top to its base, and the weight of the brass adds stability. Each top can be removed to release condiments through a 20 mm opening.

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Designer: Marko Stanojevic Work: Tableware Tag: Kitchenware

Restless Chopsticks

Uma is a Hong Kong venture capital company focused on creative economies. Restless chopsticks were designed as a memento object, representing the company's value of investing resources to make a change. The company logo resembles a pulse on a flat line, which was embedded into a flat-lined chopstick. The front part of a chopstick is always lifted up and kept away from the table surface, removing the need for the chopstick rest. The Pulse is designed to always remain sufficiently apart, not to collide, and is functionally valid for picking the food up, down to the most demanding small bites.

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Designer: Mustafa Bekiroglu Work: Coffee Cup Series Tag: Kitchenware

Kaff

Kaff is a series of porcelain coffee cups and saucers designed for professional service. The series includes forms suited to different coffee recipes, and each cup fits its matching saucer. The edge thickness and the handle shape were developed after a survey with professional baristas and coffee drinkers, so the grip remains comfortable. Folds shaped inside the cup surface guide the coffee for small sips. The lines of the series reflect the energy of coffee and the dynamism of city life. Kaff aims to bring elegance to the table.

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Designer: Mustafa Bekiroglu Work: Coffee Cup Series Tag: Kitchenware

Raw

Raw is a porcelain coffee cup series that includes an espresso mug, an americano mug, a latte mug, a tea cup and a dripper. Each piece is made of light porcelain and carries carved surfaces inspired by shell and jellyfish forms. The carvings reduce the weight of each piece and make the handles more ergonomic. The dripper holds up to 24 grams of coffee and brews for two people. The carved outer surface also prevents the dripper from sliding or rolling when placed on its side. The series is intended to support the pour-over coffee ritual.

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Designer: Xin Wang Work: Tableware Tag: Kitchenware

Track

Track is a ceramic tableware set that includes plates, cups and flower vessels. The forms are simple and the colors are bright. White surfaces curve across each piece like sliding ice and snow, and the rising and falling structure makes the outlines clearer. The set is produced by ceramic mould casting and fired to 1250 degrees Celsius. Shapes that deform easily are supported with alumina during high temperature firing, then glazed and fired again. The design stays quiet and modest, so the food remains the focus of the meal.

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Designer: Amit Naor Work: Coffee Maker Tag: Kitchenware

Multi Cultural Moka Pot

In times of war and immigration, it seems that the differences between men are too big for one to accept the other. As it is known, Coffee's real superpower is connecting people. This project objective is to take two reach culture's coffee makers icons and, despite the many differences, focus on what is common between the two, combining the Turkish Ibrik and the Italian MokaPot. Hopefully, people could do the same over coffee.

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Designer: Jun Zhou Work: Tableware Tag: Kitchenware

Lotus

Lotus is a set of porcelain tableware inspired by the lotus flower bowls of the Changsha kiln. The traditional lotus pattern is abstracted into simple geometric forms and applied to plates of different heights and sizes. When the plates are stacked by size, the lotus pattern appears, so the set becomes a decorative object during storage. The pieces can be separated and recombined for serving as needed. Patterns of auspicious objects from the Tang Dynasty suit different occasions. The porcelain is glazed in celadon green and shaped by hand.

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