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Snapshots from everyday life at Rune-Jakobsen Design

Knife block vs. knife rail – what should you choose?

Knife rack or knife block? Compare space, capacity, access, mounting and flexibility, and find the right storage for your kitchen knives.

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How to fry on stainless steel without food sticking

Learn how to fry on stainless steel with less sticking. Guide to preheating, oil, temperature and the right time to turn the food.

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Oak vs. walnut – which type of wood is best for cutting boards?

Oak or walnut for a cutting board? Compare hardness, weight, color and grain – and choose the type of wood that suits your kitchen and your use.

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3-ply vs. 5-ply vs. copper – which cookware should you choose?

3-ply, 5-ply or 4-ply copper? Understand layers, thickness, heat control, weight and induction, and choose the Pentole Agnelli cookware that's right for you.

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Can a magnetic knife block damage your knives?

The magnet will not dull the knife, but improper handling can damage the blade. Read how to use a magnetic knife guard safely – also for Japanese knives.

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Carbon steel vs. stainless steel for Japanese kitchen knives

Carbon steel or stainless steel? Get a no-nonsense guide to sharpness, rust, patina and maintenance when choosing a Japanese kitchen knife.

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Gyuto vs. Santoku vs. Nakiri – which Japanese knife should you choose?

Gyuto, Santoku or Nakiri? See the difference between the three Japanese knife types, their blade shape and use – and find the right one for your kitchen.

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End wood vs. long wood – which cutting board should you choose?

What is the difference between end wood and long wood? We review construction, use and maintenance and help you choose the right cutting board.

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Tessitura Toscana Telerie — Italian textile art from Florence since 1947

Behind every tea towel and tablecloth from Tessitura Toscana Telerie lies a watercolor painting — created by Italian artists and designers with whom the company collaborates. Since 1947, Tessitura ...

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