Wake Up And Smell The Colour |
Thursday, 31 July 2008 |
Even if the results of your early-morning culinary endeavors appear
bland and beige, all is not lost. With the right accessories, even the
humblest breakfast can look cheery and stylish.
To attempt the
task of making muffins, you’d get a head start by using the non-slip,
nesting set of measuring tools and bowls called, fittingly, Nest, and
designed for josephjoseph.com by London-based Bill Holing and Ben Cox, known together as Morph.
You'll eventually be able to bake them in your Marc Newson-designed Smeg oven previewed at Milan and available at the end of 2008.
Later,
to transform those poorly turned-out muffins into desirables, just
serve them in the anodized aluminum bowls designed by Melbourne-based
Nina Ellis and available exclusively at Pieces of Eight in Melbourne.
Serve the plain boiled egg in the smashingly retro egg cup from Menu designed by the young Danish designer Pernille Vea and adorned with the striking designs of the late Verner Panton,
the Danish architect and designer whose mastery of vibrant colour was
extraordinary. Use the thermocups from the same series for your coffee
or tea.
And why not serve that boring orange juice in a Club martini glass, created by the Swedish DJ and designer Matz Borgström for Sagaform
We
are not saying that every item in your kitchen should be madly cheery.
We are only suggesting you add some color to your black-and-white life,
just to wake you up in the morning. - Tuija Seipell
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