Apartment Therapy Tagged: design

Are You Persuaded By Pretty Packaging?

We'll be the first one's to admit we have a severe weakness for well designed packaging for our food and beverage products. We shop local farmers markets and support CSA's in our area, but inevitab...

From Concept to Kitchen: At the Chef'N Design Studio
Where Stuff Comes From

We spend a lot of time talking about the sources and origins of our food, but do you ever wonder where your kitchen stuff comes from? We are also intensely curious about the design and making of our...

Five Practical Kitchen Designs from Tomas Kral

We just came across Tomas Kral's portfolio of kitchen tool designs, and we love his practical yet whimsical sensibility. Take a look at five designs that have real potential for use in the kitchen! ...

Seen at ICFF: Lap Mug, Knee Mug, Knife Hooks and More from Thelermont Hupton England

We've seen these lap mugs and knee mugs - clever and yet oddly impractical in their very practicality - but there was even more from Hupton, a design group from England. Click through to see the next ...

Dagger and Spoonchela: Tord Boontje's Witches' Kitchen

Spork, spurk, dagger and spoonchela - here's a new set of cooking utensils from birds 'n' flowers Dutch designer Tord Boontje, perhaps best known for his romantic, emotional chandeliers and lighting. ...

Cutlery to Go: Stix Eyewear

Never go hungry again - for lack of cutlery anyway. Those of us unlucky enough to need glasses can make up for it with these frames that conceal a well-placed pair of chopsticks! ...

Redefining Value (In & Out of the Kitchen): The NeckLAdle

ICFF is all about design. There's a lot of beautiful design that begs to be admired and examined. We saw some things that seemed like good and practical additions to our kitchen, but mostly we saw de...

Seen at ICFF: Slow Food Tray from Design Glut

From the designers who brought you the Egg Pants, here comes an old-fashioned cafeteria tray, but with a twist. Trays like these were originally designed to slide quickly along a fast food line, bu...

Quack! Oink! New Cookware from Japan at MoMa

Only the most pig-headed cook would insist on owning a lid for every pot in the kitchen. Lids can be difficult to store, but are really a kitchen necessity. We've been known to improvise by popping ...

Help Design a New Cookware Set

Remember the KitchenSync and its designer Noah Balmer? Well, Balmer is still working on getting a manufacturer for that brilliant little recipe device, but he's also working on new designs and is curi...