There are some things that just can’t be duplicated, and we’re not talking about the remake of The Stepford Wives. But every now and then someone puts a new spin on a classic that’s both useful and eye catching.
There are some things that just can’t be duplicated, and we’re not talking about the remake of The Stepford Wives. But every now and then someone puts a new spin on a classic that’s both useful and eye catching.
Check out these updated designs for the home that have a good chance of standing the test of time. And can someone explain why milk seems to be a recurring theme lately?
&bull 1 Wooden Milk Crate at Urban Outfitters - $38
&bull 2 Ceramic Coffee Mug at The Future Perfect - $12
&bull 3 Plastic-looking Glass Water Bottles from Fred Flare - $38
&bull 4 Wire Picnic Basket from Crate&Barrel - on sale for $15
&bull 5 Porcelain Milk Carton Vase from CB2 - $7
&bull 6 Notebook Cheese Plate from Fishs Eddy - $18
&bull 7 Glass Half-Pint Creamer at the MoMA store - $14
&bull 8 NY Manhole Doormat at A&G Merch - $34
I've been hoping Intelligentsia would make ceramic mugs of their well designed paper to-go cups- so darling!
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These are fun...and then there's also the trashcan, table that looks like clear table cloth and coffee cup...http://tiny.cc/dB3ep
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Those "glass" bottles are now available at Crate & Barrel as well. Wish I had known before I brought one back from Milan, and it broke.
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Of these, the only one that meets the "good design/affordability/attractiveness" requirement would be the wire picnic basket, IMO.
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I have the coffee cup and milk vase- both are great pieces. I am looking to get the bottles from CB. :)
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If any Canadians are wondering, the glass bottles are all over the Chapters/Indigo stores.
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The clear glass bottles from Crate and Barrel are a staple in my house now. Cold stuff tastes better coming from a bottle than from plastic. I drink ice cold tap water that meets municipal testing standards from a C & B bottle rather than expensive plastic (and possibly PVC-contaminated) bottles of water from sources that are not as rigorously tested. The Crate and Barrel bottles stand up to daily hard use and the dish-washer.
I've seen that ceramic Greek diner cup for years. I always think it's funny.
I wonder why MoMA did the glass creamer and didn't offer something similar for sugar? Marketing oversight.
Also, it was my impression that the green wire "picnic" basket from C & B was for grilling veggies.
Loved the notebook cheese plate from Fishs Eddy.
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