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FOOD NEWS for the kitchen
GO NATIVE
If eastern interiors inspire you, look to Native & Co, a new
lifestyle shop (in Notting Hill and online) stocking Japanese and
Taiwanese wares. Teeming with artisan finds and pared-back
pieces, the authenticity and careful curating of the store is thanks
to its founders, Taiwan-born Sharon Jo-Yun Hung and British-
Japanese Chris Yoshiro Green, whose collective heritage and
background in product design clearly come in useful.
Japanese enamelled kettle, www.nativeandco.com
House on the Prairie
Prairie, Vista Alegre’s latest collection,
draws on the delicate, wild florals
found in North American
scrublands. The partly hand-
painted dinnerware collection
sees saucers, tea cups, platters
and plates decorated simply
and sparingly with a variety
of spindly stems (which
almost resemble pressed
flowers) and insects, allowing
the 19th-century Portuguese
company’s famed porcelain space
to breathe. Nature calls. Dinner plate,
around . www.myvistaalegre.com
MESSAGE IN
A BOTTLE FIELD STUDY
Broste Copenhagen’s brand of
Gela and Goro, a capped bottle and glass duo Scandi style is, most often, strictly
created by Massimo Barbierato, minimal, but a new line of printed
pay tribute to water in their design. crockery takes a more playful,
How exactly? It’s all in the finish. adventurous approach. Each piece
Made from blown glass, the smooth in the Flower Fields series sports a
curves and frosted finish recall ditsy floral motif, in a range of fresh
broken glass found on the beach, greens, marigolds and blues – a
weathered by years at sea. Around welcome addition to the soft earthy
for two glasses; for the shades and muted greys of the
bottle. www.internoitaliano.com
rest of the collection’s accessories
and textiles. Layer up with the
new Nordic Sand hand-glazed
dinnerware (also seen here), which
serves as a neutral base.
Prices start at for a mug.
www.brostecopenhagen.com
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