… This is the crystal clear message brought to us by PEACE of Cake.

Designed by the Dutch Paul Hendrikx, the twenty-six year old co-founder of Studio Mango, this silicone cake mold is a nice example of how simple objects that we use everyday can become the conveyors of a strongly ideological, humanitarian and cultural message.

The packaging is made of recycled cardboard so as not to forget the respect for the environment which, especially in these times, we cannot allow ourselves to simply fly over.

Find PEACE of Cake here.

Maybe it’s because today is Monday, maybe it’s because it’s cold and/or that Turin is really grey in this season, but today I feel a particular need to be cuddled by color… and obviously some pleasing design!

Here is a cartful of brightly colored objects with the ability to warm and stimulate the psyche, please the eye and wake energies… Dedicated to all the people who feel a bit down in this period.

Gloji the “illuminatingly” packed juice…

The fun Moving  Stool by Gabriele Pezzini, conceived by Max Design.

The Snack & Stack silicone and metal cutlery by Winnif Pang.

RbG Rainbow Glasses by the young  Luis Porem, to (literally) look through color!

The versatile and multiuse NapBook by the Icelandic designer Hafsteinn Juliusson.

Pencil Tree or how to graciously put away color…

… and finally by the young student James Beattie here is Pantime, time that ticks to the rhythm of Pantone!