Showing posts with label Kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kitchen. Show all posts

Hidden Animal Tea Cups


How cool an idea is this!?! Imagine your friend's faces when they discover a little bear staring up at them half way through their brew! We want some, if you do too please check out Ange-line Tetrault


Image (c) Ange-line Tetrault

Kartell Infinity Wine Racks by Ron Arad


We love the design of these contemporary wine racks by Ron Arad which we spotted over on Mac&Mac Interiors

As they put it... "To infinity and beyond, curvilinear modular wine rack made of colourful polypropylene. Two or more may be fastened together to form an indefinite number of rings to store bottles. Available in 4 opaline colours: white, blue, yellow or orange. Sold as a pack of 16 modules".
 Images (c) Mac&Mac

Never burn your toast again!



 



We first spotted the Magimix Vision Toaster in House of Fraser and are seriously considering adding one to our shopping list... liking the slide in drawer and fact that you can see when your toast is just the way you like it!
 




Images (c) Magimix

1950s Bowling Ball and Pin Decanter




Spotted for sale over on Carmen and Ginger's Etsy Store, check out this fantastic bowling ball and pin decanter. Its authentic mid-century and we just LOVE it! 



If you fancy getting your hands on this little beauty, head over to Carmen and Ginger


K3 Kettle via TwentyTwentyOne




We are big fans of TwentyTwentyOne and regularly spend a morning browsing their award winning design store.

This morning, whilst desperate for a cup of tea (CO9Cloud's kitchen is currently in the pieces in the garden as we are having some building work done!) we came across this beautiful 1938 British design classic the K3 Kettle. 

Made from magnailium with sycamore.

TwentyTwentyOne "provide an unparalleled selection of furniture, lighting and accessories", if you are not already regular visitors to their site, be sure to check them out! TwentyTwentyOne

Image (c) TwentyTwentyOne

Blue and White Cola Bottles by Taikkun Li



Photographs (c) Taikkun Li

These blue and white Cola bottles are by Chinese artist Taikkun Li, available via  Pagoda Red .




Taikkun Li's work encompasses design, sculpture, ceramics, film, and photography. After graduating from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing, he was granted the only distinguished Full Merit Trustee Scholarship to the MFA program at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.



We enjoy alot of window shopping on Pagoda Red's website. Pagoda Red, located in Chicago and Winnetka, specialises in 19th century Chinese furniture and decorative arts for the home and garden. They represent a number of Chinese emerging artists and other Asian inspired contemporary artists.

Ovetto Recycling Bin


 Looking for a cool recycling bin? We think the Ovetto Recycling Bin by Gianluca Soldi, made from recycled material itself, may just be the one for us! 



Check out more of Soldi's products and architecture HERE

Budak by Erdem Selek


A novel way to dry your dishes!




Designed in 2007 by Erdem Selek the Budak is a novel way to dry dishes and water your plants at the same time. Whilst we are not convinced this particular design is the answer, we do like the concept of recycling your dish water to water your plants. Let us know of any other designs out there that involve recycling water.

Images (c) Erdem Selek




"Oluk" Coffee Cup with Saucer Maze!



© Copyrights 2002 - 2010 erdemselek


We really like this idea by designer Erdem Selek. Oluk is a coffee cup with a saucer designed in the form of a maze, which means when you've finished your favourite brew you can try and navigate and play the maze with any drips! While away those office hours and make breakfasts more enjoyable!

Please check out Erdem Selek's site HERE

How to look when you cook! Aprons by The Hip Hostess

 Images (c) The Hip Hostess

We adore these stylish aprons, designed and made by The Hip Hostess. 

Incorporating flattering shapes, gorgeous fabrics and trims, these are sure to be very popular with ladies who like to look good at all times.



 Images (c) The Hip Hostess

Made from 100% high quality cotton, these chic aprons would make a lovely gift or would look great on waitresses in a cool cafe or restaurant.



 Images (c) The Hip Hostess




To see the full range and to read more of The Hip Hostess's story, please check out their site HERE . You can also meet the lovely Hip Hostess on Twitter @TheHipHostess

Eva Solo Coffee Maker

We guys at CO9Cloud are 100% coffee addicts and therefore are seriously excited by this original design by Tools Design for Eva Solo.



Images (c) Eva Solo

 
Simply put ground coffee beans directly into the glass flask. Fill with boiling water and stir. Insert the filter and serve the coffee directly from the flask after brewing for four minutes. The neoprene cover keeps the coffee warm for 30 minutes and the coffee maker is drip free.

Tools Design was founded in 1989 by designers Claus Jensen and Henrik Holbæk. A couple of decades on and with more than 200 international design awards to their name, Tools Design is one of Denmark’s leading design firms.

Eva Solo is an exclusive Danish design collection of cutting-edge everyday objects for the home. Simplicity, distinct lines and a high degree of functionality characterise the products in the collection. Please visit their site HERE to see all their stunning pieces.

Beanpods - Grow your own herbs on your window!






Check out these brilliant Beanpods - perfect for a kitchen window. We think these would make great presents and are also a good way to get the kids involved in growing their own lunch!

For more information, please check out their site HERE

Yellow Submarine Tea Infuser






We always enjoy checking out the cool products on Luckies' site. 

This Tea Sub - Yellow Submarine Tea Infuser is right up our street! Anyone for a brew?


Designer Silversmith - Christopher Perry

 Elegant Coffee Pot
 Orb Clock
 Exploding Mustard Pots
 Star grey jug & cups
Tumbler Cups

CO9Cloud love to see designers keeping traditional skills, arts and crafts alive whilst continuously modernising the styles created. That's why we had to shout about Christopher Perry, a designer Silversmith from Sheffield who trained under the best. Check out more of Christopher's great work here... http://www.christopher-perry.co.uk/

Art Trays by Octopus

Whilst wandering through Queens Arcade in Leeds today we noticed these colourful trays in the brilliant shop "Octopus".

We love Octopus in general for their approach of making everyday items bright, colourful and fun!

To see all of these trays, their range of other great products ot to find your nearest store, please visit their website http://www.octopusshop.com/

Photgraphs copyright Octopus.