Giant table accessories for an absurdist dinner party
Dutch designer Emilie Kröner conveys humor, beauty, happiness, mindfulness and a bit of absurdism with some giant table accessories. We love her for it.
By Leah Piepgras in New Design on Thursday 7 June 2012
Dutch designer Emilie Kröner conveys humor, beauty, happiness, mindfulness and a bit of absurdism with some giant table accessories. We love her for it.
0By The Urban Grocer in New Food and Packaging on Thursday 5 April 2012
Move over pop-up dinners, guest chefs, and test kitchens. One restaurant in Ottawa is exploring yet another creative spin on the traditional dining-out experience. The small and stellar Fraser Café is introducing family dinners every Monday night. Held in the cafe’s newly opened space, Table 40 is especially designed for convivial, communal dining.
0By Patrick Alfred in New Film on Thursday 22 March 2012
In film, the dinner table has often been used as an opportunity to gaze into the lives of others. 88 Nights of Cinco de Mayo follows suit as they make public the routine dinner conversations of four friends eating their way through the 88 menu items of Cinco De Mayo. My favorite is episode five, [...]
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