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Wooden kitchen accessories

Bogdan — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 22:06:46 +0000

Nowadays, in their home kitchen, people tend to use a lot of iron or steel accessories. Few of them know the big benefits of wooden plates, furniture, cutting boards in the kitchen. For example, did you know that a wooden spoon won’t held the smell in it and it will never damage your expensive cookware? Did you know that it’s always easier to chop food on the wooden cut board? If you like to hang your pots, here’s a tip: a wooden pot rack will never scratch your French onion soup pot.

Another useful kitchen item that it’s very often made of wood, it’s the knife storage. Why you should consider getting one? Because it offers great protection for the knife’s blade and it’s very safe, for you and your children.

Above, I just pointed a few examples, but there are some manufacturers, like JK Adams, that offers a large number of wooden kitchen accessories, starting with the JK Adams cutting board, continuing with some beautiful wine racks, pot racks, furniture, knife storages and finishing with the very useful JK Adams spice rack.

Cartoon lamps for kids room

Bogdan — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 22:19:53 +0000

The night lamps are design in Dublin, Ireland and are entirely handcrafted and hand painted so you can be sure every one of these wonderful accessories is unique.

Even if you have a little boy or a little girl, it won’t matter; you can choose from a variety of lamps: magical castles, fairies, cows, lamps, pirates, motorbikes, formula 1 cars, planes, rabbits, puppies, cartoon heroes and many others.

Colorful magnetic calendar

Bogdan — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:16:37 +0000

This calendar brought Serhiy Chebotaryov the Bronze for Graphic Design at Kiev International Advertising Festival ’08. He designed this for Dorogaya Design Studio.

The chips can be placed one over another, and has days, month (abbreviated with 3 letters) and special occasions like: “Deadline”, “Arrival”, “Departure”, five “Drink Day” and one “Don’t Drink Day”.

Pretty cool, right?