This bottle opener designed by Pat Kim is a slim, portable instrument made of solid titanium.

Titanium Bottle Opener, $40 at the Dwell Store The Titanium Bottle Opener from Brooklyn’s Pat Kim Design is a simple accessory that can be easily carried in one’s pocket or hung on a hook. Made of durable titanium, this is an enduring bar accessory.

Each individual knife comes with a serial number, so consumers can register their purchase to capitalize on the manufacturer’s guarantee, if necessary.

The streamlined Titanium Bottle Opener from Brooklyn’s Pat Kim Design is a simple bar accessory with a sophisticated and minimalist look. The bottle opener includes a leather loop that can be used to hang the opener when not in use. The durable opener is comprised of a simple cylinder with a carefully designed opening that will open bottle caps. Thin enough to fit in one’s pocket, this opener is a great summer party accessory.

Denver Art Museum Extension Libeskind designed a titanium-clad addition to the Denver Art Museum that resembles the peaks of the Rocky Mountains and geometric rock crystals found in the foothills near Denver.

Daniel Libeskind's Denver Art Museum, whose titanium-clad exterior shimmers in the afternoon sun.

For the facade, exposed to the constant salt air, the team considered everything from copper or zinc to Kynar-coated aluminum. Eventually, a sample of titanium was tacked up for six months and showed no wear. “Part of the green philosophy is not just what is cheaper; it’s what’s sustainable,” Cranston explains. “The titanium cladding was more expensive, but this is a house we plan to be in for the rest of our lives, so we wanted something that needed virtually no maintenance.”

For the facade, exposed to the constant salt air, the team considered everything from copper or zinc to Kynar-coated aluminum. Eventually, a sample of titanium was tacked up for six months and showed no wear. “Part of the green philosophy is not just what is cheaper; it’s what’s sustainable,” Cranston explains. “The titanium cladding was more expensive, but this is a house we plan to be in for the rest of our lives, so we wanted something that needed virtually no maintenance.”

The 510 Cabin is one of Leggitt's designs, executed with the help of student apprentices.

The home is concealed behind horizontal bands of materials including Aji stone quarried from Shikoku, a powder-coated aluminum screen (lath), the white plaster exterior of the second floor, and a titanium zinc alloy roof.

A Spork in black and white by Utility Objects

For the extension, Bureau Fraai decided to extend the current old barn next to the farmhouse. While the existing barn was built from bricks and ceramic roof tiles, the façade and roof of the extension are made of black pre-weathered titanium zinc with hidden aluminum window frames that give it a bold and modern feel.

The cover of Murakami Versailles.

Pendant by Matthew Fairbank Design.

Clock by Ding3000 for Discipline.

The structure of the coop was inspired by the new bus shelters and newsstands in New York City.

William Lamson's Solarium.

The truck-car hybrid is the pinnacle of utility in design, the Blu Dot co-founders say. They liken it to a spork—and while the comparison works, the Chevy earns a few more style points.

Titanium Samurai Bike by Kazushige Miyake

Trust Titanium porcelain tiles by AKDO partially clad the master bathroom.

Passoni, titanium bicycles hand made in Italy

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In the kitchen, bespoke titanium cabinetry is topped with burnished stainless-steel worktops.

“Metallic wood” is as strong as titanium but up to five times lighter.

A Cutlery Above The meal itself may be the main event, but your tender victuals aren't much of an attraction without a means to make their way from plate to mouth. Put aside the sporks as we test out the tastemakers of timeless flatware.

Soft Rocks by Tanya Aguiñiga.

The Anita shelf as seen on The Blog on the Bookshelf.

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In 2019, Nerovnya proposed replacing the Notre Dame’s fire-damaged gothic spire and roof with a modern, tempered-glass-and-titanium addition.

Gijs Bakker created this piece of titanium drilled with 2799 dots that's inspired by Planet Earth.

The long and narrow attached toilets rendered with titanium cement polish on the walls and floors and contemporary fixtures.

Andre Dekker of Rotterdam-based Observatorium.

CLOVERWARE LITE UTENSILS San Francisco outdoor gear company Alite just released these nifty camping utensils made from BPA-free recyclable nylon. A spork, knife, and cooking tool all in one, the implement is heat-safe up to 400 degrees, won't scratch non-stick cookware, and can be cleaned in a dishwasher.

In the living area’s reading room, which looks across to the neighbor’s living area, Lang incorporated titanium concrete flooring.