EXCLUSIVELY SHOW 2025 ES
Keeeper – Folding box
I know… a collapsable crate... WHY am I excited about this? Well, because it’s SO GOOD. It’s smart, solid, stacks with incredible stability, and works brilliantly with other items in the Keeeper range (I got quite excited about the cooler bag that fits into the crate too!). It’s also made from recycled PET bottles, which is a massive plus in my mind. I’d also love to tell you about their folding outdoor chair and table, but unless you’re looking for a quirky kitchen solution, I’m probably pushing the BKU brief a little too far with that one!
Simple Human – Liquid Sensor Pump
As a Batman fan, ANYTHING in matte black has my interest before I even know what it does. This item, however, is just a sexy solution to something you didn’t even stop to think could be sexy. This contact-free sensor pump dispenses different amounts depending on where you hover your hand, delivering something as simple as hand soap in a strangely satisfying way. If you have kids, don’t leave this within their reach – they’ll just keep triggering it for kicks. It comes in other finishes, but matte black is the only choice in my mind.
Cole & Mason – Kenton Mill Collection
This was probably the first thing that really caught my eye at the Press/Influencer event I attended. It’s so simple, but SO beautiful. The colour choices are deliciously named: Turmeric, Sea Salt, Sage, Rosemary, Sichuan Pepper and the Zoolander-pleasing Blue Salt. I feel daft saying it, but the photography showing off these mills was so well done I almost clapped on the spot. They also served ice cream while I stared, but that’s not why I chose these… honest (it was delicious BTW).
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