IKEA's 'Food for Thought' Exhibition at Milan Design Week Explores How Cooking Rituals Shape Home Design
By
Amina Amber
Crackling crust, pillowy middle. The kind of bagel that earns a second cup of coffee.
Summary
IKEA has launched an exhibition called 'Food for Thought' at Milan Design Week, featuring collaborations between designers and chefs to reimagine domestic spaces through the lens of food rituals. The exhibition explores how cooking and eating habits influence home design, presenting innovative concepts that blend culinary practices with interior design solutions. This initiative represents IKEA's ongoing exploration of how food culture shapes living environments and domestic experiences.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledNamed Food for Thought, the exhibition explores how cooking and eating rituals shape the design of everyday environments.
IKEA has unveiled an exhibition where designers and chefs team up to create a series of food-focused domestic spaces at Milan design week.
The exhibition explores how cooking and eating rituals shape the design of everyday environments.
You might also wanna read
The Rise, Fall, and Thrift Store Revival of the Vintage Toast Rack
This article discusses the history and resurgence of toast racks, a 19th-century kitchen accessory designed to keep toast firm and crisp by
mashed.com·5d ago
Tarkett launches Lino Style linoleum flooring collection with stone-inspired patterns
French brand Tarkett has launched the Lino Style linoleum flooring collection, which updates natural linoleum with modern, delicately patter
Dezeen·21d ago
Atelier L designs cone-shaped pop-up cafe in Beijing inspired by coffee drippers
Atelier L designed a pop-up cafe kiosk in Beijing's Taikoo Li Santilun shopping centre for Japanese coffee company Kurasu. The 28-square-met
Dezeen·23d ago
Iranian heritage inspires playful interior design of Logma cafe in east London
Designer Bahbak Hashemi-Nezhad and architect Farrokh Aman drew on their Iranian heritage to create the playful interior of Logma, a cafe in
Dezeen·1mo ago
Benjamin Hall Design completes treehouse-inspired addition to Phoenix ranch house
Arizona-based Benjamin Hall Design completed the Adkins Treehouse, a 952-square-foot addition to a 1959 ranch-style house in Phoenix. The ad
Dezeen·1mo ago
Daytrip designs atmospheric, cinematic interior for Cafe Kowloon in east London
Daytrip, a local design studio, has created an interior for Cafe Kowloon, a modern Cantonese restaurant located beneath a railway arch in Lo
Dezeen·1mo ago