Evan Orensten is the Founder and Executive Editor of COOL HUNTING, an online publication that explores design, technology, art, and culture. With a focus on uncovering innovative and unique products and experiences, Evan's articles cover a wide range of topics, from fashion and travel to food and technology.
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By: Evan Orensten
These minimalist handmade slippers come in 13 colors. Made from nubuck leather and sewn with linen thread, they are accessibly priced and great for gifting. Available in multiple sizes, they’re accessibly priced for your kids and anyone on your list. No related posts.
By: Evan Orensten
Eight years in the making, Denver & Liely’s new wine glass designed to perfect smell and taste. As with all of their glasses their latest is crafted to perfection. A radial raised hub in the bottom of the glass acts provides the person holding the glass a powerful tool to quickly aerate your wine. […]
This limited edition stoneware dog bowl is a collaboration between ceramicist Helen Levi and Kismet, a new pet food company. A donation to Project Street Vet and Paws for Life is made for each purc…
By: Evan Orensten
This limited edition stoneware dog bowl is a collaboration between ceramicist Helen Levi and Kismet, a new pet food company. A donation to Project Street Vet and Paws for Life is made for each purchase.The bowl is also available in a larger size, along with a matching mug for pet parents. No related posts.
Designed to easily attach to a bicycle with its velcro straps, this practical day bag works just as well over your shoulder or cross-body. It has an exterior pocket and a flexible closure that easi…
By: Evan Orensten
Designed to easily attach to a bicycle with its velcro straps, this practical day bag works just as well over your shoulder or cross-body. It has an exterior pocket and a flexible closure that easily scales up or down to accommodate your storage needs. Fun, colorful and available in many different colors and patterns, it’s […]
This oversized MicroTerry towel / blanket easily holds 2-3 people and works equally as well camping, picnicking or on the beach. It holds 4x its weight in water, dries quickly, resists sand, and measures 60″ long by 80″ wide. It features a map of national parks and monuments on the front, and is grey on the back.
John Derian’s second Images book features a selection of colorful favorites from his world-class collection, Whether you’re seeking inspiration or beauty you’ll find beautiful illustrations of typography, nature, animals, sailboats and more.
Rimowa’s limited edition game is always strong, and this time it’s the company’s classic hero piece, the Original Cabin roll aboard suitcase, that gets a simple, substantial, twist. Riffing off the brand’s iconic groove design, segments are polished in opposite directions instead of in the same direction—what appears to be changes to the anodized aluminum grooves is simply an optical illusion. The interior printed materials also get the optical treatment. Limited to 2002 pieces, the bag’s size and other features are unchanged at 21.7″ x 15.8″ x 9.1″.
If there’s one thing that most San Franciscans can agree on, it’s that the Muni (its municipal transit system’s name) has a really great logo. Affectionally known as “The Worm,” it was created in 1975 by celebrated graphic designer and brand identity guru Walter Landor. The Onesie is available in 6, 12 and 18 month sizes. It’s 5 oz, 100% ring spun cotton and features double needled ribbed binding, snap tape and a snap closure. We couldn’t pick just one thing to share though, so check out their other caps, tees, sweatshirts and accessories (with prices ranging from $15-$65).
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