The Dyson AM02 Tower Fan is a super cool product for modern and contemporary interior spaces. Besides its awesome blade-less feature, the simple, sleek look of the design is highly appealing. It can fit discretely into your interior scheme while effectively cooling the temperature of your living space. Continue reading →

Sleek lines, ergonomics and modern charm in just one line of products: Murken Hansen’s X – centric side tables available at Radius shop. Already intrigued?

X – centric and x – centric II are two side tables belonging in the same family and having everything in common, except their size. The x – centric II being almost the double of the x – centric. The first one measures 50 x 30 x 37.5 cm respectively for its height, width and depth. The latter one shares the same height and width features while the depth is doubled to 77. 5 cm. Continue reading →

Pots is actually a collection of three little lovely pots attached to each other, designed by the architect Hans Thyge for the Danish brand Skagerak.

Made of white or black plastic and measuring 37,4 x 13,2 x 10,5 cm, they are ready to welcome your favorite flowers, cacti or succulents in the kitchen, the veranda or any other place you might find appealing to you. Continue reading →

I’m always happy to come across items that enhance my whole kitchen experience – and the Sarpaneva Cast Iron Pot by the well known Scandinavian company, IIttala, is one of them. Originally designed by Timo Sarpaneva in 1960, this wonderful cooking pot blends functionalism and a polished aesthetic that ensures its timelessness. It is an award winning Finnish design classic, after all. Continue reading →

… you know these times when entering a place is like time stops and nothing matters? It has happened to me a few times while traveling and visiting various little hidden corners of a city. When that happens by virtually going in an online shop, then it is a whole different issue.

To communicate one’s story is a complicated matter in the first place. To achieve to do that while sharing pictures of a place and few curated words is even more complex. But all these shortcomings are overtaken successfully when one clicks on the page of Masao Seki wire works and antique shop, under the name Five from the ground. Continue reading →

Are you a stamp collector? Perhaps a fan of industrial design, too? Then this dozen of stamps featuring iconic household items, released by U.S Postal Service are going to thrill you as much as they did me. Yes, you guessed right. I’m the kind of person who cuts beautiful and interesting stamps arriving on our mail to put them away, until eventually one day they are added to our collection album. Continue reading →

Since one can never have too many wine glasses and since I’m personally a fan of mixing and matching, here is another set of stylish designer glassware for you to choose from. A set of four, carrying a surprisingly delightful color splash in the glass bottoms and stems, designed to look equally beautiful before and after serving wine, martini or Champagne in them. Continue reading →

There are a few simple things that make me happy. Like nature. And plants at home. And pretty pots to place them in to.Especially if they are made from white porcelain, have a wonderful shape and are an actual statement on their own.

Tristan Zimmermann’s park planters, other than hosting your favorite home plants and offering them plenty of room to grow roots and new leaves, they are also a chance to bring humor in your home environment. Continue reading →

Here is something for the coffee lovers to enjoy! A portable espresso machine to take everywhere with, from the office to Sunday’s picnic to the weekend trip.
Asides from moving the interest of every coffee lover, especially those who love hand pressing their own cup of espresso, this absolutely stylishly designed set will also not leave the design lovers unmoved. I’m totally fallen. How about you? Continue reading →

Anything that pays respect to the union of female and male leaves me with a sense of unity, calm and completion. Take this simple yet wonderus concept, combine it with effortless, sleek design and my heart has been forever won.

What am talking about? The “him” and “her” versions of Stadtnomaden valets designed by Linda Altmann. Kammerdiener is the German word for “Valet”, which means nothing else but male servant. The company has taken the whole concept a step away by producing the same design, with slight differences in the shape of the arms edges. The male and female version of them. Continue reading →