Rivsalt Salt Grinder

Rivsalt is a gastronomic experience and a new way of adding salt to food. Unlike traditional salt-grinders that use already pulverized pieces of salt, the Rivsalt Salt Grinder allows you to work a whole block of pink Himalayan Salt. Perfectly shaped himalayan salt crystals are grated with the functional, yet beautiful, stainless steel grater. A natural oak wood board serves as a great stand to the Japanese grater. This set has been designed so that the natural Himalayan salt can be grated directly onto your dish and sit beautifully on your table or kitchen counter. A great addition to your kitchen and the perfect gift for a foodie.

Gifts for the Globetrotter

Embark on a journey through a curated collection of thoughtful presents tailored for the avid wanderer. In our exploration of "Gifts for the Globetrotter," we've handpicked an array of items that complement the adventurous spirit and nomadic lifestyle. Whether it's practical gear for seamless travel, stylish accessories to elevate their journeys, or unique finds that resonate with the wanderlust within, these gifts are sure to inspire and delight those who thrive on...
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DANISH PAVILLION AT WORLD EXPO 2010 SHANGHAI | BY BIG

Designed by BIG, the Danish pavilion is designed to give visitors an idea of what it is like to be in a Danish city with cyclists and pedestrians and other integrated sustainable elements such as a harbour bath and a social bench. The Danish exhibition is an unfolded living fairytale book that combines art, images, film, words and sound and invites visitors to try out the Welfairytales themselves. You don’t just read about the city bike, you can ride it....
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InBox Capsule Hotel

If you´re one of those adventure travelers that likes to travel light and requires only the bare essentials, the InBox Capsule Hotel is the perfect pitstop. Located in the heart of Saint-Petersburg, Russia, the unique hotel both minimises and maximises space with this typically Japanese concept. Designed by DA Architects, the minimal hotel invites 24 guests to stay in small wooden bunks, and unlike traditional hotels where rooms are larger but socially restricting,...
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