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Home pick: Multi-coloured knife block from Sabichi
Who? Sabichi What? There’s a rumour that if you have the perfect kitchen, you’ll be inspired to cook. If that’s the case then this set of colourful ceramic knives, with a clear display knife block, should definitely be in your kitchen. It’s so hand and cool that even if you don’t get round to cooking up a feast, your kitchen will still look the part. Priced at £25. When? Available now Where? Available online from Sabichi How? Buy now from Sabichi
Design pick: Dunston blue ceramic elephant from Habitat
What? Dunston blue ceramic elephant. Priced at £35. Where? Available online from Habitat
Design pick: Year in memories photo frame from The White Company
What? 52 aperture year in memories photo frame. Also available in other sizes. Priced at £180. Where? Available online from The White Company
Design pick: Vincent Van Gogh Professional 3DC from Mobiado
Who? Mobiado What? Mobiado has recently released the latest addition to their Professional 3DC series – the Vincent Van Gogh edition. Inspired by the works of the great artist, the new design takes colours and themes from Van Gogh’s The Starry Night. The designs are hand painted on to the high end mobile devices, giving it an ultra luxurious finish. When? Available now Where? International stockist list on website How? For more information, see www.mobiado.com
Refurbished The Georgian now open
Who? Harrods What? The historic restaurant at Harrods, The Georgian, has recently reopened following a refurbishment, completed in collaboration with bespoke interior designer Christopher Guy Harrison. The designer produced over 500 items for the refurbishment, which takes its inspiration from the 1920s and 30s. To coincide with the reopening, The Georgian has also revamped its Afternoon Tea menu, including a classic Champagne Afternoon Tea featuring Harrods Rosé Champagne. When? Open now Where? 87–135 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London, SW1X 7XL How? For more information, see www.harrods.com
Save food from the fridge
Who? Jihyun David What? Jihyun David is a design studio based in Amsterdam and Turin by Jihyun Ryou and David Artuffo. Their project, “save food from the refrigerator”, explores alternatives to technology for food preservation. Through a small book, exhibitions and prototypes, they hope that these alternatives can be shared with the public, triggering a return to grass roots approach to food. When? On going Where? www.savefoodfromthefridge.com How? See website for more information
