Toasters
As for "design" toasters, I believe there are at least three ranges that are often quoted as 'classics'
1.) Dualit (naturally).
The least expensive models should fall within your price range. But I heard not quite so good things about their functionality (perhaps best check out some customer reviews first, - perhaps it's a Tizio in toaster form ;o)
2.) Jasper Morrison for Rowenta.
(sleek, all white, Dieter Rams would have approved).
3.)Porsche toaster. Gorgeous, but over your price limit (and I'd refuse to pay that much money for a toaster). But absolutely gorgeous, did I mention that ? Perhaps you could justify forking out that much cash if you 'd call it a functional sculpture ?
BTW, if you are including electronics, how can you NOT include an Apple iPOD ? It's design, it's functional, it makes music ? :o)
Lytegem
Lightolier Lytegem desk lamp, Michael Lax, 1965. Perfectly timeless. At the link below, and many other sources.
http://www.designwarehousesantafe.com/product/440/
Perfect design
.. and thé most perfect design: nature !
Fresh seasonal fruit
(wonderful color, perfect shape to look at, seriously delicious & perfectly healty)
&
Green plants
(relaxing color, great shapes, filtering air quality)
Classic designs by the greatest designer ever !
(Hell, what's the point on spending all your cash on designer seats if you have no more money left for fresh fruit & vegs ?) And most designs of this sort all fall within your price range ;oP
Hi Riki :o)
What are you i...
Hi Riki :o)
What are you into ? I mean, what would you like to do ? Which cities will you visit ?
Personally, I really like "Gent". It's charming and very pitoresk. You can visit the Gravensteen (a sort of reconstructed castle), sit by the water and visit the art museum in the Jan Breydelstraat.
If you are in "Brussels", the Zavel is a classic browsing ground for MCM and art (pricey, but nice selection). Also a lot of shops selling chocolats. + The Dansaertstraat is one of the hip streets. If are there at lunch or in the evening, def. go eat in the Kasbah, and order the tajine with lamb, almonds and prunes. Delicious ! Further visiting: the instrumental museum is quite known. ANd you can tour underground brussels (i'll have to dig for specifics..)
http://www.thalys.com/be/nl/bestemmingen/Belgie/Brussel/restaurants/3255...
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