Since it was originally launched, Our Place’s viral Always Pan has gained a cult following among foodies for its versatility. Even Selena Gomez got in on the hype by launching her own colorful Our ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Named the Our Place Tableware Ecosystem, this new collection took thousands of hours of research, design, prototyping and ...
I love finding hidden gems at flea markets and antique stores, but admittedly, I'm just as inclined to pick out vintage-inspired pieces from my favorite brands. It saves me a lengthy shopping trip, ...
The collection offers plates and bowls available in a range of sizes—from mini (perfect for sauces) and demi (perfect for dessert) to midi (great for full meals) and full (great for serving ...
Each piece in the new Art de la Table Collection, created in collaboration with French porcelain maker J.L. Coquet, takes approximately four weeks and involves the work of 40 artisans to produce.
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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. MILAN — This summer designer duo Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu found themselves at the Noritake Garden in Nagoya, Japan, where ...
MILAN — After having created statement shoes sported by Hollywood’s A-list actresses and royal families, Aquazzura’s founder Edgardo Osorio is putting his feet under the table in home interiors by ...
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Simone Bodmer-Turner’s tableware: The artist-designer’s made-in-Massachusetts collection
When Simone Bodmer-Turner moved from an apartment and studio in Brooklyn to a 19th century farmhouse in a rural corner of ...
Richard Brendon, the British crystal and tableware designer who launched his eponymous brand in 2013, knows what he likes. The designer's latest tableware collection is a testament to that fact, as he ...
MILAN — This summer designer duo Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu found themselves at the Noritake Garden in Nagoya, Japan, where they discovered the electrifying Japanese god of lightning, thunder, ...
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