Form and function meet seamlessly when serving tea or coffee. Inventive use of wood veneer with ceramic allows for a streamlined look and superior functionality. Oak veneer sleeve serves to protect hands while acting as trivet. Carafes include tea infuser.
Cutting the first piece of the cake is always the most difficult. Magisso makes it possible to easily slice and slide out that initial serving with its elegant Cake Server (also available in playful white, purple, lime, or black colors).
Take a look at this ceramic set from Vessel, and what do you see: a carafe for wine and eight small glasses, a group of bouquet and bud vases, a utensil container and cups for serving scoops of ice cream? Loads of possibilities and anything goes, however you choose to use them.
Don’t be fooled by this seemingly simple-looking carafe—the Wine Breather has a few tricks up its sleeve. It holds an upside-down wine bottle in place as it drains, and its silicone seal functions as a funnel when you need to pour wine back into the bottle. Never fuss with extra gizmos again!
Streamlined and chic, this super-sleek porcelain teapot from Danish designers Ditte Reckweg and Jelena Schou Nordentoft offers a minimalist, Scandinavian interpretation of traditional tea service.
