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Annie Michaud’s blown glass kitchenware brings style to cooking
I am thrilled to get an email from Annie Michaud yesterday. She just launched a new online store. I am pretty fond of her glass kitchen gadgets. Collection of food preparation tools I fancy the Mortar...
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Last minute gift ideas at Gogoglass
If you read my blog often, you already know that Gogoglass is a favorite of mine. I owned her Lemon Reamer and it works like a charm. My husband used it when he plays the barman to extract citrus...
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A.J Creation’s Tableware Blends White Ceramic with Vibrant Glass
I am thrilled by this new find A.J Creation is born when the ceramist Amélie Lucier and the blown glass artist Julien Mongeau decided to unite the two materials to make beautiful everyday housewares....
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Bijoux Glass Domes by Kiki van Eijk for Secondome
Bijoux is a new collection of glass domes created by Dutch designer Kiki van Eijk for Secondome. I like the lines of her serving pieces. They will be presented at Maison et Objet this week. In 2008,...
View ArticleAnnie Michaud’s blown glass kitchenware brings style to cooking
I am thrilled to get an email from Annie Michaud yesterday. She just launched a new online store. I am pretty fond of her glass kitchen gadgets. Collection of food preparation tools I fancy the Mortar...
View ArticleLast minute gift ideas at Gogoglass
If you read my blog often, you already know that Gogoglass is a favorite of mine. I owned her Lemon Reamer and it works like a charm. My husband used it when he plays the barman to extract citrus...
View ArticleA.J Creation’s Tableware Blends White Ceramic with Vibrant Glass
I am thrilled by this new find A.J Creation is born when the ceramist Amélie Lucier and the blown glass artist Julien Mongeau decided to unite the two materials to make beautiful everyday housewares....
View ArticleBijoux Glass Domes by Kiki van Eijk for Secondome
Bijoux is a new collection of glass domes created by Dutch designer Kiki van Eijk for Secondome. I like the lines of her serving pieces. They will be presented at Maison et Objet this week. In 2008,...
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