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Bathmat Made From Diatomaceous Earth

Andrew Hasegawa Soil

Bathmat Made From Diatomaceous Earth

Bathmat light is a revolutionary solution to your needs in the bathroom that offers an eco-friendly alternative to fabric mats. Made from diatomaceous earth, a natural clay like material formed from fossilised plankton it is porous and will absorb water. It is light and strong with simple take care requirements that will not chew up your precious time. At KONCENT Melbourne, 270a Coventry Street South Melbourne  

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KCUD Pedal Bins Featured @ Vue De Monde's New Cafe

Andrew Hasegawa Houseware KCUD Misc.

KCUD Pedal Bins Featured @ Vue De Monde's New Cafe

It was quite a thrill to receive an order for 4 black KCUD bins from Melbourne's premier restaurant, Vue de Monde. They will be featured in their new cafe about to open at the Bernham Beeches estate in the Dandenongs.

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SOIL by Isurugi

Andrew Hasegawa Soil Travel

SOIL by Isurugi

During my most recent trip to Japan I has the good fortune to visit Isurugi, a Kanazawa bases company that specialises in traditional plastering using a natural material made from "keisodo", or diatomaceous earth. Keisodo is earth made from plankton millions of years ago. Its special feature is that it breathes and absorbs moisture making it an ideal material for use in construction. Keisodo has used in the construction of castles, tea houses and temples for more than a thousand years. Six years ago Isurugi teamed up with Tokyo based design company H-Concept and designed household products made from keisodo....

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Grater 'OROS' by EAtoCO

Andrew Hasegawa Eatoco Kitchenware New Product

Grater 'OROS' by EAtoCO

The grater that functions as a tray. Concave in shape use it serve what you grate. The teeth of the grater are fine making it ideal for garlic, ginger or fruit. Use it to grate hard cheese. Designed and made in Japan. A beautiful gift idea or spoil yourself.

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Kuromon Market Minami Osaka: Nabeyaki Udon

Andrew Hasegawa Travel

Kuromon Market Minami Osaka: Nabeyaki Udon

 March 15th it was snowing in downtown Osaka, a rare sight indeed. Asoko, that unpretencious noodle shop in the Kuromon market had the answer to my need for something to warm and fill me up. 

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