August 2nd, 2010 by desiree
No, this is not a new range of helmets from Ferrari. Far from it… These are -brace yourselves- espresso machines.
No really, these things may look like racing helmets worn by Stig wannabes who like to brand their anonymity, but they actually make coffee - espresso to be exact.
Ferrari & Nespresso have teamed up to make the ultimate espresso machine for hard-core Ferrari coffee addicts, who obviously feel the need to not only make espressos in front of the TV while they’re watching Formula 1, or at the office while they’re admiring pics of their supercars - but who might also have urgent & pressing coffee needs while driving their Ferraris.
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July 25th, 2010 by desiree
Hundreds of years ago leather was used as protective clothing, to keep vital organs safe from your enemies’ harmful onslaught & to show off your muscular physique to swooning women.
Times have changed & these days leather is more likely to be holding on for dear life to the lower half of a skinny rock star, than it is to the muscular body of a warrior on the frontlines. The effects seem to have remained the same though, judging by the numerous groupies that follow such leathered individuals around…
Pigment France seem to have found a tamer & more luxurious use for leather; by clothing tableware & small appliances in it. Though their products may not have women throwing themselves at your feet, they would garner admiration of another kind.
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July 9th, 2010 by desiree
No, you won’t be cutting your steak with a laser knife - there’s too much potential for self-mutilation there. So you’ll have to settle for laser engraved cutlery sets from Niigata in Japan.
The cutlery sets are available in 3 patterns: polka dot, check & stripe. The stainless steel surface has been laser engraved in smooth designs to ensure a comfortable tactile experience while you use the cutlery.
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June 24th, 2010 by desiree
Though it does look like the cross between an explosive device & an alien creature from another planet, rest assured that this ceramic server has no evil intentions or the ability to leave you in pieces - though we can’t guarantee your state after you’ve consumed the contents that you will be dispensing from it.
The Sake Bomb is a ceramic pouring vessel with 4 matching cups that is designed by US-based product designer Alexander Purcell. He was apparently inspired by the deadly Fugu fish & a World War II sea mine, which seem like quite unusual inspirations, specially when you consider the origin place of sake and the country’s role in the aforementioned war… Read the rest of this entry »
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May 18th, 2010 by desiree
Entertaining just gets easier & easier these days thanks to modern inventions & innovations & the sleek appliance you see here is a prime example of why living in the modern age is just oh so convenient.
It’s KitchenAid’s new fridge, freezer, wine cabinet & humidor combination that has a truckload of pretty sexy features:
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