Berlin recently hosted Taste Festival, a 10 day event that celebrated food and creativity. Held at the historic Direktorenhaus, the food design event featured a products exhibition that included workshops, performances, dinner events, and an outdoor market alongside the pier of the River Spree. Fifty internationally-recognized designers, artists, food curators, chefs and producers -- including graphic designer Leticia Credidio's candy-covered furniture -- demonstrated the importance of adding good and sustainable design to our everyday meals.
We were at Taste Festival for Berlin’s duo Culinary Misfits, which through non-profit arrangements with farmers makes delicious vegetables that can’t be sold because their unusual shapes.
Biodegradable paper pulp is proving to be ideal for temporary uses and has a great organic texture. We loved the contrast between Debbie Wijskamp‘s recycled newspaper wares and Lenneke Wispelwey’s porcelain ones!
Dutch Maarten Baptist‘s Slow Cooker and Steam Pilaster set is made from glass and renewable cork.
Its not a hot air balloon. It is obviously a gas balloon.