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"Who needs a fork when you have chopsticks?" is the question that came to my mind when I stumbled upon these stem-like utensils. Hand carved from olive wood, they resemble an olive branch, traditionally used to begin new friendships. Continue...
There is a palpable culture surrounding the art of serving tea, from the various tools to the many ceremonies in different parts of the world. The designers behind Molo’s float tea lantern have created their own niche in tea culture. Continue...
Male peacocks flaunt their feathers as a sign of courtship, and this illustrious display of affection is captured whimsically in Anthropologie's Peacock dinner plates. Continue...
Using a clay pot to slow-cook stews preserves aromas and keeps richly flavored stews warm during serving. The Top Clay Tagine is as striking as it is functional. Continue...
The vibrant reds, yellows, and greens in this Libeco Suriname Tablecloth create visual movement. Partner this cloth with the sound from a steel drum and transport yourself from a dining table to Carnival in Brazil. Continue...
The special, stain-resistant Shiro-ko carbon steel used to make many Korin knives is crafted to elegantly transform nature’s harvest. Continue...
Picture a glazed sapphire bowl that's bursting with fresh carrot pasta, or imagine creamed gnocchi with peas served on elegant black slate plates. Continue...
An inspired renovation opens up the hearth—and heart—of an old house.
A departure from the bounds of history creates a wonderfully eccentric, almost perfect kitchen.
A savvy renovation—inspired by well-loved objects found across France—transforms an outdated kitchen.
