Bowls can be made from a variety of materials, including wood, plastic, glass, stainless steel, and ceramic, with material selection often determined by the bowl’s intended purpose. The first uses that come to mind when you think about bowls is probably for serving cereal or soup. However, there are many more possible uses for these adaptable vessels inside and outside of the kitchen. In this article, we’ll look at some more unusual ways that handcrafted bowls can enrich your home, from storage solutions to ornamental embellishments. Here are some creative ways you can use handcrafted bowls in your home: Continue reading Beyond Soup: Innovative Uses for Handcrafted Bowls in the Home→
If you’re in search of aesthetically-pleasing drug paraphernalia, nobody makes weed accessories that look as good on a coffee table as Flower by Edie Parker. The brand’s beloved pipes and smoking accessories truly strike a balance between stoner kitsch and functional art. Now, they’ve released a delicate and delightful pipe that’s the essence of chill: the Ice Bowl, which we saw at NY Now. Continue reading Celebrate 4/20 With Edie Parker’s Ice Bowl Pipes!→
Glass artist Toots Zynsky (b. 1951) has taken the idea of the Venetian latticini (glass threads used for decorative effect) to its logical extreme. She had a machine developed to draw glass threads to her own specifications in order to use them as a painter uses tubes of color. Continue reading Eye On Design: Tierra del Fuego Bowl By Toots Zynsky→
Better be careful when reaching into this glazed ceramic bowl for a handful of chips or nuts, because you might be dipping your hand into the gaping maw of a big blue Shark! Continue reading Shark Attack Snack Bowl!→
Hey, do you like Burritos? I sure do. One of my favorite places to get a fresh and tasty Burrito here in Manhattan is Moe’s Southwest Grill, where they have a maverick, Rock & Roll attitude to go with their amazing Mexican food. You don’t have to sell me on how good it is; I’ve tasted it! And just last week, I was invited to dine in a mobile Moe’s restaurant-on-wheels as part of their limited-time promotion, Tour de Burrito, which was due to make a two-day stop in downtown NYC on the way to its final destination in Tampa, FL. Oh Boy! Continue reading Moe’s Tour de Burrito Comes to Manhattan!→
