Chelsea Miller Knives

Brooklyn-based Chelsea Miller makes these beautiful kitchen knives from reclaimed horse-grooming tools. Chelsea´s father was a blacksmith and a carpenter, so she is used to working with her hands from an early age, she started making knifes in 2011 as a hobby, but they have since gained huge popularity and are now backordered 6 to 8 weeks. The bespoke Chelsea Miller Knives are handmade from reclaimed materials from her family´s farm in Vermont. The one of a kind knives feature a trademark non-cutting edge that is left serrated, perfect for grating stuff such as cheese and garlic. watch the video

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BottleLoft

Do you have difficulty managing space in your fridge? Always running out of fridge space for your beer collection? BottleLoft can definitely come in handy. The ingenious contraption saves you a lot of space by simply attaching your bottles to the interior ceiling of your fridge! Each strip utiizes 3M VHB (very high bond) adhesive to securely attach to your refrigerator ceiling, and can hold 3 standard 12 oz bottles by their cap alone. Two strips are included with ea...
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LASER-ENGRAVED ROLLING PINS

Etsy is a great place to find original stuff, a lot of creative people selling unique products. Valek Rolling Pins makes engraved rolling pins, for making embossed pastries. You can choose from a collection of patterns and messages at their online shop, or request a custom order for a personalized rolling pin with your own pattern or message. Great idea for a personalized gift. via...
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VEARK CK01 Kitchen Knife

The beautiful CK01 Kitchen Knife by Danish design studio VEARK is forged from a single piece of stainless steel. The unique and minimal chef´s knife features a 20cm (7,9”) blade that is manufactured through a classic forging process which takes place in the traditional knife forging town of Solingen, Germany. So each knife is a unique piece, no two are alike. The innovative open handle design lets you slide your thumb onto the blade and grab the knife right at th...
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