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harmonious kitchens





You may have seen the fantastic imagery of Ikea’s cookbook Hembakat Är Bäst created by brilliant photographer Carl Kleiner and stylist Evelina Bratell last year. The way the ingredients were presented in such modern blocks of colour was just sublime. What a way to imagine the components of cooking. The talented duo is back with another a strong overhead series focused on Ikea’s kitchenware. It’s a unique way to represent products and showcases the clean, uncluttered lines of Ikea’s aesthetic. I don’t know about you but I can see some strange faces emerging in those piles of plates and utensils… (p.s. I posted a couple of the original Ikea ingredient shots because, well, they are beautiful. I hope that prints are sold one day as they would look awesome on a kitchen wall!)




POSTED ON January 16, 2012

LABELS: advertisement, artists & designers, chow & cheer, many colours, pattern & texture, photography   6 Comments   Tweet This

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4 comments

Marie
January 16, 2012 at 1:21 pm


I’m in love with this! :)

Holly
January 16, 2012 at 2:09 pm


I absolutely LOVE all-white dish sets.

These images are really fun to look at :) Thanks for sharing!

Cristina | Positively Beauty
January 17, 2012 at 3:09 am


I really love how they styled the tables, thanks for sharing.

Suzanne
January 17, 2012 at 11:52 am


These are amazing, would love to have prints!

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