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Showing posts with label cutlery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cutlery. Show all posts

Eat Fit Cutlery - A Workout With Every Bite.





Eat your way to bigger biceps as you shovel food into your pie-hole. Eat Fit Cutlery is a stainless steel knife, fork and spoon with a dumbbell as the handle. The flatware tips the scales at 1 Kilogram or 2.2lbs each - the equivalent of a bag of sugar.





The utensils are expensive as they are handmade. Knife and fork set is $125 and the set with dessert spoon weighs in at $149.

Dimensions:
1kg Knife measures approximately 32.5cm(L) x 4cm(Ø)
1kg Fork measures approximately 30.5cm(L) x 4cm(Ø)
2kg Spoon measures approximately 32.8cm(L) x 5.8cm(Ø)

Sold out everywhere else, they are only available at The Cheeky.

Animal Pocket Knives by David Suhami & How To Get One Of Your Own.





Israeli designer David Suhami's Animal Pocket Knives have been getting a lot of attention. The stainless steel and wood wildlife versions of the traditional Swiss army knife are actually undergoing production so you can have one of your own soon. With blades silhouetted to look like an Antelope, a Rhino and a Giraffe, complete with legs and tails, the pocket knives are adorable. How functional, I don't know, but they look as if they can at least open a beer bottle and that's good enough for me.







The story of the APK  and a cute little presentation video:
The Animal Pocket Knife was developed as David Suhami's design school project and rapidly got lot of attention throughout the web. It combines the idea of a Swiss army knife and a jungle safari in Africa. It is made from stainless steel to represent the current technology while the handles are made from fine Ipe wood to symbolize the traditional craft.



The knives will soon be available for purchase.
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About the designer:

David is a 3rd year student of Industrial Design at Shenkar College of Engineering & Design in Tel Aviv. He likes snowboarding, open sea fishing, motor sport and more. He speaks Hebrew, English and French.

He works with the following 3D software: Solidworks 2012, Rhinoceros 4 and Sketch up 7. For his graphic design works he uses Illustrator CS5, Photoshop CS5, InDesign CS5 and Flash CS5.

David Suhami


The Victorinox Tomo. New Sweet Swiss Army Knives by Kazuma Yamaguchi.





Victorinox, best known for their classic Swiss Army Knives, teamed up with Abitax founder Kazuma Yamaguchi in Tokyo to design an exclusive new pocket knife available in seven colors.







The Victorinox Swiss Army Tomo, meaning friend in Japanese, introduces a slimmer case and package. This small companion combines renowned design from Japan with Swiss precision and quality.






The packaging for Tomo is also different than that of their traditional pocket knives, it is made of 100% recycled and reusable paper pulp.




A specially designed leather case for TOMO is also available:


This small companion is earth friendly, fitting perfectly with Victorinox Swiss Army’s ecological philosophy.

$24 USD. Buy them here.

The design and packaging are the work of Japanese designer Kazuma Yamaguchi. His designs are just as useful as they are aesthetically appealing and are available for purchase from design shops under the design label ABITAX. Below is a video of Yamaguchi explaining the design process.



Victorinox Tomo

Laser Engraved Stainless Flatware In Modern Patterns. Dress by Perrocaliente.





Several beautiful sets of stainless steel flatware whose delicate patterns are carved into the utensils by using the latest technological process of 3D laser marking. The pieces are made in Tsubamesanjo Niigata Prefecture, which is known as the eminent home of metal products in Japan.

The newest addition to the line, Chirodori, a herringbone pattern, was designed in collaboration Katsuya Kubokawa:





The following patterns were designed by Hiroki Yoshitomi for Perrocaliente:

Check (which is really a plaid pattern):



Polka Dots:



Ichimatsu: (which is actually a checkered pattern):



Mesh:



Stripe:




Buy them here

iD/Cutlery. Designer Stainless Flatware From RoyalVKB.





my iD for dining
Royal VKB iD/cutlery is a new collection of eating utensils of high-quality stainless steel designs, designed by various international designers.



‘Western’ or ‘Asian’ dining is an option with iD/cutlery since each set comes complete with chopsticks in a stylish presentation and storage box. iD/cutlery is a concept that will continuously be added to, enabling the various new designs to be collected.

Here are the first four designs in the collection.

iD/cutlery by Ineke Hans


"This is my design for iD/cutlery. I based my design upon the archetypical shape of cutlery and made it robust and heavy. It may seem plain at first but the backsides are nicely engraved with different patterns as a reference to the lusciously decorated cutlery designs of the past. There’s more than meets the eye. Enjoy my iD for dining." -- Ineke Hans





Price:
€ 39,95
$ 59.32

iD/cutlery by Richard Hutten


"This is my design for iD/cutlery. Eating is fun and social, so my cutlery has to contribute to the fun of eating. Therefore I created cutlery that is easy to use, playful and no-nonsense. The shapes are essentially geometrical and carry the trademark ‘Hutten-loop’. Use it as a necklace. Hang it on a spike. Make it yours. Enjoy my iD for dining." -- Richard Hutten




Price:
€ 39,95
$ 59.32

iD/cutlery by Gijs Bakker


"This is my design for iD/cutlery. I took a drop of water and flattened the top to create the basic shape for this elegant design. My iD/cutlery combines the looks of a reclined silhouette with a great feel of plasticity and perfect balance. Because I am a big fan of Italian food, I designed the fork with extra long teeth and a perfect hilt for spinning spaghetti. Enjoy my iD for dining." -- Gijs Bakker





Price:
€ 69,95
$ 103.87


iD/cutlery by Bow Wow

"This is our design for iD/cutlery. We thought back to more primitive times and imagined the dining table as a landscape where nature prevails. This awakened our awareness of the moment when tools were first discovered and inspired us to use natural elements. We designed this cutlery by combining the minimalistic shapes of branches and leaves. Why not create a different dining landscape by combining the three main pieces to form the shape of a “tipi”. Enjoy our iD for dining." -- Bow Wow





Price:
€59.95 EUR
$89.03 USD

Royal VKB Zilverstraat 40 2718 RK Zoetermeer The Netherlands
Tel.: +31 79 3680 500 Fax: + 31 79 3680 572
info@royalvkb.com
www.royalvkb.com

Shop here for iD/Cutlery

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