It’s hard to choose one item as the perfect kitchen accessory, but the Slice n’ Serve makes a strong case for the crown by incorporating a pizza slicer into a knife that’s wide enough to be used for serving food.
Seriously, if you purchase this converted DC-3 from eBay for $US150,000, slap on some new lettering, maybe put a speaker on the roof that makes shuttle sounds when you leave a red light, and sell deliciously filled thin pancakes out of the back. People will be fighting to give you their money.
This is the Kororodesku, a diorama-like workspace designed by Tokyo-based Torafu Architects. It’s one part desk, one part office cubicle, and entirely charming.
Rolex watches are generally known for their use of opulent materials and straightforward designs that don’t exactly scream playful. But this customised Submariner, designed by the Bamford Watch Department, eschews the diamonds and gold and platinum in favour of something a little more sleek and stripped down. Ever think you’d see a Rolex packaged with a NATO band?
You’ve got your grill. You’ve got your meat. But you’re missing one integral ingredient: fire. Rather than messing around with messy newspapers or smelly lighter fluid, consider trying Weber’s Rapidfire Chimney Starter.
