Favourite Things

Organically generated in Tokyo
Visit a museum where you can walk through water and immerse yourself in vast gardens of floral artwork.
teamLab Planets Tokyo

This baby is born to grill
Designed by Massimo Tasca, this brazier with a parabolic bowl is made entirely of corten steel. Caldera can be used with wood logs, charcoal or briquettes for amazing results.
outerra.it/en

Faster, higher, stronger
Paris ‘24’s iconic Olympic posters have been produced together for the first time in history to be made available at the Olympics and Paralympics.
paris2024.org

‘Famille Rose’ porcelain pheasants  
A pair of black-glazed wares from the Belgian pottery in Namur, which features a very small deposit of black clay from fossilized wood.
dreweatts.com

Ultimate whisky protection
Built without compromise! For the serious collector, this custom numbered, steel plate vault has a bullet proof window and locking bolts.
whiskyvault.tw

 

 

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