Showing posts with label kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitchen. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Pack a "Green" Lunch

Every day, more than 20 million sandwich bags from school lunches go into landfills in the US. These high-quality lunchskins are perfect for sandwiches and snacks on the go and can also be used for messy cosmetics, dog treats, pacifiers, toys and crayons. They are dishwasher safe and will outlast hundreds of plastic baggies.

**Bonus Note: lead-free, bpa-free and phthalate-free material


Lunchskins- Snack Size Red Dot Buy it---> Blue Ribbon General Store

Lunchskins- Sandwich Size, Color: Banana Buy it---> Blue Ribbon General Store

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Pairings: Cookware & Linen

Le Creuset Lilac & Cassis                                 Coffee & Cake Dish Towel

Friday, February 19, 2010

This Food is so...Architectural

Designer Alessandro Zambelli was challenged to come up with a solution for hiding dinnerware in plain sight. The way cool, Palace Collection was Mr. Zambelli’s solution. At first glance, the pieces look like porcelain renditions of Renaissance palaces in Florence, but each “building” is actually made up of a stack of six plates (dinner or dessert size) or bowls (cereal or soup) with a “roof” that, when turned over, becomes another usable dish.


Monday, February 1, 2010

Organize: Pantry

1. Double your space: stack a few of these platforms gets the most out of high shelves.








2. Display basics: decanting rice and other cooking staples into canisters allows you to see when you need more.






3. Create a system: labeling shelves corrals everything in its designated place, no matter who's putting it back.




4. Stowing tilted wide-mouth jars on the most grabbable levels let you snag easily. Ex. Cookie or Dog Treats






5. Secure storage: baskets prevent large items like paper towel rolls or bottles from toppling over.




Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Kitchen: (Nigella Lawson) Cookware

Nigella Lawson, an English food writer, is renowned for her flirtatious manner of presenting. I think her own cookware range, Living Kitchen, plays up that vibe very well.