Licensed Plate Bowls

Fruit (or anything) bowl made from two bona-fide recycled vintage license plates. The retro piece is formed only by cutting, bending, and bolting – in a completely waste-free process. Available from W. Holman’s Etsy shop, there are plenty of repurposed styles to choose from.

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Leaf Dishes

New York-based Japanese designer Nao Tamura has just presented a beautiful, new collection of dishes inspired by cherry leaves. The silicone kitchenware is perfect for anyone who enjoys a bit of nature indoors. The dishes can be rolled up, used in the microwave or oven, and are dishwasher safe.

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Puzzleboard

This Puzzleboard can be used in more ways than one.
Each board can be used on its own as a cutting board or serving plate, or put some them together and you've just super-sized your workspace. Ideal for cutting those long baguettes!

But the best thing is that any wineglass can be fitted into the blank spot of a board, allowing guests at parties to enjoy both wine & delicacies, while still having one hand free to greet other friends.

By Dutch Design Studio, OOOMS.
You can buy it here.

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Wheel Of Nutrition

The Wheel of Nutrition is a dining plate that reminds us of the fundamental values of nutrition.

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Intervention Ware

Intervention Ware features a dinner plate and a salad plate designed to make you think twice about whether or not you truly need to indulge.

The text on the border reads:
Do you really need that second helping? It's hard to be around you when you eat like this. Please stop eating. We're worried about you. For the love of god stop eating.

Buy it here.

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Mohito Shoe by Julian Hakes

London architect Julian Hakes has designed a pair of shoes with no foot plate.
Called Mojito, the design consists of a single piece that wraps around the wearer’s foot, forming support for the heel and ball.The foot naturally forms a bridge between the two.

The product is made of carbon fibre, laminated with rubber on the side that touches the floor and leather on the side next to the skin.

Thanx Jad!

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Justice Cake Plate

Share fairly! Designed by Gessaga Hindermann.

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Smile Mirror Plate

Spare yourself the embarrassment! Make sure there aren't any food bits stuck in between your teeth!

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Creative Rugs

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Splatter Platter

Have you ever drawn something on your plate with ketchup and mustard? Jee Min’s Splatter Platter allows you to do so online with a variety of colors and then order your own plate set. So much fun, even if you don’t buy a set.


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Klypsos

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