A toaster is the lifeline of working individuals, to grab a quick bite before they leave for work. Many have experimented with its design and functionality. One can find a variety of toasters available in market these days, ranging from the cheap plastic objects to crystal studded ones. But, a toaster crafted in fine porcelain is something which would really catch your fancy. Yes, the ‘Glide’ by George Watson, having won the Macef/Designboom Ceramics for Breakfast Competition 2007 recently, is what you would like to flaunt your breakfast table with. While the molded porcelain gives it a sense of endurance and value, its neat design makes it iconic in appearance.
Make your toast geeky with Iconic Glide Ceramic Toaster
Interview
Recently, I actually had the pleasure of conducting an interview of one of these geniuses of the design world, Andreas Malo Dyb. I have idolized many of his pieces ranging from footwear to the iphone bag. He has judiciously amalgamated creativity and discipline to give out some truly unique designs.
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Are toasters really allowed to look so good?? Gosh, this thing is so beautiful, I’m almost certain I would wanna risk spoiling its beauty with breadcrumbss!!
And if you don’t wanna use it in the kitchen, you can always display it in your living room as just one of the many art pieces you have collected in your travels around the world!!