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John Pawson For Demeyere

Filed under: Decor, Dining


Cooking pots don't usually make me swoon but the minimalist designs of John Pawson line for Demeyere are quite beguiling. The British architect who is famous for clean lines and spare spaces has created his line of cookware based on the idea of combining functional sophistication with formal simplicity. In an interview with the NY Times back in February, Pawson said that he was looking to create pots that would be easy to clean and useful but also attractive enough to serve from on the table. The pots are made of 18/10 stainless steel with seven ply bonded construction and the InductoSeal base for optimal distribution. The John Pawson for Demeyere seven-piece cookware set sells at Bloomingdale's for $1.140.

Gordon Ramsay's Cookware Collection

Filed under: Decor

Given his fiery reputation you might expect chef Gordon Ramsay's cookware, dishes and stemware to have a more individual look. But his collection with Royal Doulton is restaurant ready: simple white plates (except for an aubergine charger) and user-friendly stemware that is classic and meant to let the food take the spotlight. The 10-piece stainless steel cookware set has an aluminum core and sells for $499.99. A dinner plate is $19.99 and the glasses start at $39.99 per pair.

La Cintura Fish Poacher

Filed under: Dining

This may very well be one of the most expensive pieces of cookware in the world, and certainly must be the most expensive fish poaching pan. The La Cintura Fish Poacher is made of heavy-gauge copper and has a nickel plated interior, stainless steel lid, rack and handles. It can hold up to 12-quarts of water and, at 23.5" x 8" x 4", is large enough for most of the fish you can buy commercially, though you certainly won't be able to fit in a swordfish if you're an ocean sport fisherman. Price: $965.

Wege Grillpan

Filed under: Dining

The Wege Grillpan is a creation of Finnish designer Mikko Laakkonen. Made of lasting cast iron and with a heat-resistant birch handle, the grill pan has all the useful features of a traditional iron pan - including even heat distribution, high head capacity and superior searing and browning abilities - with an unusual twist. The bottom of the pan has a raised design, so everything you cook in the pan will bear unique markings. Once properly seasoned, the design should not affect the outcome of your cooking. The pan measures 10.5" in diameter, excluding the handle. Price: $220.


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