Archive for November, 2008

links on Food-Related-Design

Thursday, November 20th, 2008

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1800 Tequila: Limited Edition

Tuesday, November 18th, 2008

Woohoo! Thanks to Charlie over at SpecialOpsMedia, 1800Tequila sent me a sample with artwork by Mexico City based, pop illustrator Jorge Alderete.

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See my original post and SpecialOpsMedaBlog.

[Edit: more at NotCot]

preserve everyday

Monday, November 10th, 2008

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Recycline, based in Waltham, MA, has a product line called “Preserve everyday,” designed in collaboration with Evo Design and PagePD. Products, which are made from recycled #5 plastics, can be found in retailers like WholeFoods, Target, and Trader Joe’s. Find one near you.

Who ever thought that recycled goods could be so colorful!?

Kor One: BPA-free Hydration Vessel

Monday, November 10th, 2008

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My very own Kor One Bottle arrived in the mail this last week! Completely rethinking the ‘bottle’ and all for one-handed use. Not to mention it’s beautifully designed by RKS Design of Thousand Oaks, CA. I love it!

Listen to Eric Barnes, Founder of Kor, in collaboration with Ravi Sawhney, CEO of RKS Design, talk about design of their BPA free resuable WaterBottle.

Buy one for about $30.

boarding pass Shiraz

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

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Packaging.. need I say more?

see WineCentric for taste details
sells at Wine.com for under $20

from Grateful Palate Imports via NotCot

swiss army knife of Barware

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

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Jigger (to measure liquid) with bottom used as an Ice-Mallet, combined with Corkscrew and Bottle-cap Opener for a handle. (sorry image taken with cellphone camera)

I had dinner at my friend Chris’s house this past weekend to enjoy some good food, drink, and company. He showed me this great little do-dad of a Barware accessory. Why don’t they make these anymore?! After doing a little hunting online, it seems that this is a vintage Jigger from the 1930’s or 50’s. It makes so much sense; all your tools in one place. What a shame, because I want one! VintageSwank carries one that is most similar, but the aesthetic lines are so much cleaner in design with the one above. Please let me know if you know where I can get my hands on one of these (because Chris would kill me if I swiped his ;))!

free musuem entrance…

Sunday, November 2nd, 2008

…on the first weekend of each month! From Bank of America’s Museum’s on Us

This weekend I saw Boston’s MFA exhibit on Imperishable Beauty: Art Nouveau Jewelry. Dazzling to say the least.