Frame Plates
These frame plates from Israeli industrial design program d-VISION "function as a canvas for food as a work of art." Pretty food will look prettier, and ugly food will look...abstract. Perhaps not the most practical eating vessel, but it's a cute idea. [via NOTCOT.org]
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5 Comments:
I'd buy these.
dbcurrie at 5:55PM on 09/03/09
I like.
radish at 11:39PM on 09/03/09
Why aren't they practical for eating off of? The sides are a bit higher than normal, but they don't seem high enough to make them impractical.
btchyfoody at 10:20AM on 09/04/09
@btchyfoody: To me, just because of the rim. Not that it's impossible to eat off of, just that stuff would more likely get stuck in there, and then it'd be slightly more annoying to clean. (On the upside...it would keep food food from escaping better? Haha.)
Robyn Lee at 10:41AM on 09/04/09
cool! one of those things that make you wonder, "now why didn't i think of that?"
gastronomeg at 2:26PM on 09/04/09