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Posted March 2, 2005
The boring old toaster, long overdue for an update,
gets a no-holds-barred makeover courtesy of Pylônes, a
French design company that splashes riotous patterns on all
sorts of ordinary objects (lamps, handbags, jumpropes). This
two-slice model works like a regular toaster, but its bright
checkered design will make even plain old white bread toast
seem extra special. It will also cheer up your kitchen…and
your mornings.
$60 at Pylônes, 69 Spring St., near Crosby St., 212-431-3244, pylones-usa.com.
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