The cookie connoisseur will love this magnificent cookie display designed by Stina Sandwall for Asplund of Sweden.
This elegantly elevated tray is sturdy and simple – perfect for serving not just cookies – but pastries, fruit, cakes – or even for keeping your keys, cell phone and wallet in one place.
Price is around $150.
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The Spanish sanitaryware manufacturing company Roca with the architects of Zaha Hadid Architecture have recently opened a surprisingly dynamic and undulating gallery space in London, where their products are displayed in a customized space. Roca London Gallery gathers together great modern commercial design and fascinating products.
The architects of Zaha Hadid Architecture described the space as the place “where a fluid architectural space meets innovative Roca products“.
Contemporary plastic furniture and ceiling elements adorn the spaces, creating a futuristic look. The space captures the essence and values of the global Roca brand, enhancing their customer’s experience with the brand and products. This gallery is the latest addition to Roca’s showrooms: Roca Barcelona Gallery, the Roca Madrid Gallery and the Roca Lisbon Gallery.
Roca’s London showroom is located near Chelsea Harbour, London, and features a reception and lounge area with sinuous design lines that undulate towards semi-open zones for product displays and a meeting room space.
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Hautlence is a fledgling watchmaker located in the Swiss town Neuchâtel, known for paying rigorous attention to exclusivity. To this end, the HL Classic will be available in a limited range of 88 iterations only. A 44mm case crafted from 18kt rose or white gold or titanium black DLC, houses a Swiss manual-wind Hautlence in-house caliber HLQ, that beeps at 21.600 vph and features a power reserve of 40 hours, a jumping hour, a retrograde minute and quick date function. Price $57.000
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