I don’t know about you but I like to use products that look good and are fun to use. Products that show they went through a thinking process. The following products seem to fit the aforementioned category. I just discovered them so I’ve not heard of Joseph Joseph before.
Joseph Joseph
According to the web site you can order their products and ship them to Belgium in 7 to 10 days. Not only the design attracted me but also their color usage, which shouldn’t be a surprise. What follows are the descriptions as I found them on their web site.
Elevate
The Elevate range of kitchen tools are designed to improve hygiene and minimize the mess made by placing mucky utensils onto kitchen surfaces.
Here’s a novel way to light a room in your home – with a teapot or coffee pot! This whimsical range of unusual lighting is inspired by 1930s tableware. Both the white teapot light and the white coffee pot light are made from fine bone china, finished off with a sturdy cotton braid, from which they are hung. The teapot light is Art Deco in style, with a noticeably angular handle, whereas the coffee pot light has more of a timeless appeal. If you fancy hanging these quirky lights in your home, then each one will set you back £95. They’re both available to purchase at Liberty. 
Potting media is one of those things I buy with very little pleasure. It often seems too expensive, the bags are heavy, and it gets used up all too quickly, no matter what tricks I employ (other empty pots in there taking up space, and so on). And then I’m never sure which type I should get. The soil-less mix is mainly peat moss. Even though it’s recommended by most of the longtime gardeners I know, clearly peat moss—the harvesting of which destroys wetlands—is an at-risk resource. We’ve talked about that on this site before. And then t