A horizontally stackable trestle for various table tops — twisted.
Bock, by Anke Bernotat, for Bernotat
A gold winner of the German Designpreis 2008, this sink integrates formally with the countertop.
C7, by Marike Andeweg, for Marike
(from top to bottom) Dubai Dancing Tower, Dubai Marina Bay Tower, Architecture Foundation London, price on request, by Zaha Hadid, at Rove
You’ve enjoyed a good single malt, so why not indulge in Bee Raw Honey, sourced from raw, unfiltered honey made from a single flower variety.
The honey really tastes like its floral origin; try cranberry, orange blossom, sage, star thistle, sweet yellow clover, wild raspberry and buckwheat!
We suggest the buckwheat honey from Washington State and sweet yellow clover from Colorado.
Bee Raw Honey, $12.00, at World Pantry
Like a deep cut in the landscape, the Fjord chair collection from Moroso adds a bit of drama to the home or office (there is even a variation for waiting rooms). We especially like the swiveling leather armchair and the tulip like bar chairs.
Fjord, by Patricia Urquiola, for Moroso
More photographs uncovered from the Julius Shulman archive. Tashen pays tribute to residential and commercial buildings that had slipped from public view in this three volume set.
A resident of Los Angeles since 1920, Julius Shulman has been documenting modernist architecture in Southern California and across the globe for nearly eight decades. His images of Pierre Koenig’s Case Study House No. 22 (1960) in Los Angeles and Richard J. Neutra’s Kaufmann House (1947) in Palm Springs are among the most recognizable and iconic architectural photographs of the 20th century.
Buy it here: Julius Shulman, Modernism Rediscovered
Cor has shown new products for 2008. The trapezoidal surfaces form a cube, perfect for that lush padded interior. The ensemble comprises of an easy chairs and sofas in three width. There is also a matching coffee table made of acrylic.
Cuvert, by Jehs & Laub, for Cor
It’s pink, it’s shiny — Karim Rashid has turned a sketch into a living product for Veuve Clicquot. The handle detail is impressive, well balanced, we would be happy to carry this around the pool; the holder doubles as a cooler.
Globalight, $4,000 Limited Editon, by Karim Rashid, for Veuve Clicquot
Via Yatzer
This upright cooler stores 12 magnums of your favorite bubbly, in a cellar, suitably dark, in your bolt-hole in Portofino. Limited edition of 15. The champagne’s not bad either.
Champagne Cooler, $70,000, by Porsche design, for Veuve Clicquot
A set of seating in leather by Julia Lohmann, something here to sit and think about.
Cow Benches, by Julia Lohmann