The Real Cookbook is an edible lasagne cookbook designed by German design studio Korefe, as a special project for a publishing house. (more…)

Dutch student Niels Datema has simplified the process of bread making with the creation of Bread Spoons. They are a set of five ceramic vessels which are sized accordingly to measure out the right amount of water, flour, oil, yeast and sugar, to bake a loaf of bread. I like the simple combination of ceramics with wood, and the labeling on each wooden handle.

Spotted these adorable items at Jonathan Adler and couldn’t resist sharing them here. Shown here (clockwise from top-left) are, horoscope key fob – so bright and cheery you’ll have no problem locating your keys; the white rope tote, a chic canvas weekender that is top on my list of wants. The next cool find is a unique petit point pencil case that you will want to show around. How can any girly-at-heart not go “awww” at the pink Vespa jute pounch? (Well, I did! Oh, and you’ve got to see the blue trunks pounch too.) And finally, a set of cute dachshund bookends that will not only look good in the kids’ study, but also anywhere in the house for that sweet pink accent!

A unique collection of felt jewelry and bags by Jurgen Lehl, that combines colors and textures to transform ordinary felt into chic and modern fashion accessories.

I’m especially fond of the fur-like fringe shoulder bag, which is available in five different colors.

Allison Wonderland’s spring summer 2012 is yet another versatile collection, with wearable dresses and coordinates in a fresh color palette of orange, olive, slate blue and black. I’m loving the breezy coral color block dress with black trim.

Functional one-of-a-kind Anschtecka backpacks by Annika Blomberg, that are handcrafted from reclaimed fabric, textiles and buttons. No two bags are alike! Available at Specks & Keepings.

Raoul takes us back to the ’60s with its Cruise 2012 collection. A Singapore-based fashion label, whose previous seasons were also ’60s and ’70s inspired, it has updated its current collection with a blend of modern sleekness and groovy vibe. (more…)

A unique alphabet necklace created by the Dutch-Japanese duo Study O Portable in London, as part of their ongoing study into types. Each alphabet is hand-carved from a 3/4 inch beechwood dowel, and attaches to a chain. It may also be strung into a decorative wall garland.