HOUSEWARES AWARDS 2023


Best Tabletop Product of the Year • Barbary & Oak Foundry Cast Iron Cookware – RKW • Bumble Bees Bee Organic Apron – City Look Imports • Dish of the Day: Side Plates (2 assorted designs) – David Mason Designs • Double Walled Insulated Glassware – Corkcicle • Duralex® Picardie Plum Tumbler 25cl – La Maison Francais du Verre LMFV • Emma Bridgewater, Extra Large Cork Trivet – Elite Tins • Klean Kanteen Rise Drinkware – Whitby & Co • Price & Kensington® Burnt Orange Teapot – The Rayware Group • Sintra Collection – Dexam • Stelton Pilastro Carafe & Drinking Glass – Eddingtons • Yvonne Ellen Set of 3 Cake Tins – Captivate Brands


WINNER: Stelton Pilastro Carafe & Drinking Glass – Eddingtons


Stelton is an award winning, leading brand in Danish design, renowned for their elegant kitchen design products. The Pilastro series is designed by Francis Cayouette took inspiration from the elegant, form and functional of the Art Deco style of the 1920s. This beautiful glass carafe with accompanying glass has the same sophisticated expression and clean design language. This beautiful set comes with a 15cl glass that also serves as a lid. A perfect set for the home, office or the bedside table. The carafe can withstand both hot and cold liquids.


HIGHLY COMMENDED: Sintra Collection – Dexam


Inspired by the magic and mystery of the beautiful town of Sintra in Portugal. A place where it’s said nature and man have combined in perfect symbiosis’. Dexam brings you three colours in this collection all inspired by the richness of the architecture and surrounding landscape of Sintra. Bright ochre yellow leads this collection, taken from the Pena Palace walls. The natural green is inspired by the UNESCO world heritage site, Parque de pena. The deep ink blue is taken from the Atlantic Ocean just 5km away at Praia de Magoito.


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