Posted on December 2nd, 2009 by Mark
Eva Teakettle Eva Zeisel, 2005
Eva Zeisel designed this kettle and imprinted her signature curved shape with an extra sensitivity to touch. This ergonomically designed 1.8-quart kettle has a seamless body and spout, a wide base for rapid boiling, a removable harmonic whistle, and a soft-touch stay-cool offset handle for easy pouring. Made of stainless steel and red enamel with a silicone grip. Hand-wash only.
$95.00
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Tags: Achille Castiglioni, EFM, Eva Teakettle, Eva Zeisel, MOMA, MUJI, Naoki Yoshimoto, New York City in a Bag, new york design, Record Watch, Sky Umbrella, Tibor Kalman, Yoshimoto Cube
Posted in Design, Product
Posted on November 19th, 2009 by Mark
Part of MUJI’s concept is to go to the boundaries of design while maintaining their simple philosophy, which has made them a staple not only within Japan but also elsewhere. This latest project with the iconic block maker, LEGO is one example of how MUJI can appeal to new consumers as well as excite existing ones. The project has culminated in a collection of stationary items which combines LEGO’s traditional block’s in paper format providing something completely new to LEGO’s existing products. Via:(Slamxype)
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Tags: Japanese design, lego, MUJI
Posted in Design, Japan, Product
Posted on October 16th, 2009 by Mark
Whotells is a short term stay apartment complex in Barcelona. Designed for travellers who want a more home-like feel while they’re on vacation, Whotells offers one and two bedroom apartments that are fully decked out in the latest offerings by MUJI. The collaboration provides a clean look for the hotel, and an unbeatable living showcase for the MUJI line of products.
Tags: Barcelona, MUJI, Whotells
Posted in Architecture
