Single-use plastic cutlery is highly convenient but is noxious for the environment. Magware magnetic flatware from Los Angeles-based Full Windsor is specially designed to tackle the problem of disposable cutlery. Magware utensils are made from 7075-T6 aluminum that is known ...
The renowned Indian designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee has collaborated with 200-year-old British luxury retailer Thomas Goode & Co to create a line of fabulous tableware. The bespoke range of exquisite wedding trousseau, hand-rendered by the 43 artists from the Sabyasachi Art ...
Who wouldn’t want to eat in a plate with dancing images? Bringing this idea to life, Panasonic has created a unique dish equipped with a display to create an astonishing presentation of food. DishCanvas complements the food with a brand ...
After inventing edible food films, scientists at Samara State Technical University have created edible dishes that could be a viable alternative to one-time-use plastic products. The project focuses on creating food films from natural raw materials, which will be food-safe ...
Ireland-based startup Outlery is aiming to reduce plastic pollution with its reusable cutlery and chopsticks that can be packed into a pocket-sized box for ease of carrying and use. Nowadays, when single-use plastic cutlery has become one of the biggest ...
The wooden tableware collection by Madrid-based studio Mad Lab is characterized by its unique design in the form of scaled-down “buildings” having accentuated arched details. Dubbed Utopia, the collection consists of handcrafted jars, fruit bowl, trays, and a serving platter. ...
A team of researchers from the Wageningen University and Research (WUR) has 3D-printed a cup that changes colors according to different light conditions. This color-changing cup is created by Vittorio Saggiomo and colleagues at WUR in Netherlands from gold nanoparticles ...
With the idea to utilize desert sand in product design, the designers at The Foundry by Tinkah (the multi-disciplinary design firm based in the United Arab Emirates) have developed a new kind of moldable material. Dubbed Ramel, this sand-like material can ...
The world is going recycling mad. From recycled furniture to houses made from old shipping containers, people are finding ways to use trashed things. It’s time to add cups to the list as Berlin backyard start-up Kaffeeform has been designing ...
French designer Philippe Starck, famous for both his interior design and creating strange household things, has collaborated with tableware manufacturer Degrenne to redesign L’Econome, the iconic peeler that dates back to 1923. The collaboration strives to reinvent the iconic Econome ...
