Let’s face it, come lunchtime, we’d rather someone else was sweating over the sweet potatoes, and we would definitely prefer to bypass washing-up duties. But in these times of agile working, heightened health awareness and fiscal austerity, desk lunching has become the norm. But dining al desko doesn’t have to involve a confusion of cartons or a patchwork of packaging – there are plenty of ways to bring panache to your packed lunch.
‘Volée’ table lamp (throughout), €302, by Odo Fioravanti, for Fontana Arte. Notebook, part of the Ecridor collection, £195, by Hay and Caran d’Ache. ‘Cork cone’ pin tidy, £20; ‘bullet’ pen, £6.50, both by Hay, from Present & Correct. ‘The miracle’ tumbler, $69, by Acera. Trae and Buffalo titanium glasses, from £1,395, by Lindberg. Photography: Felicity McCabe
‘Box appetit’ food flask, £30, by Black & Blum. Key chain with USB, £50, by Piquadro. Card holder, £190, by Bottega Veneta. ‘Box appetit’ sandwich box, £32, by Black & Blum. Pencil and notebook, part of the Ecridor collection, as before. Photography: Felicity McCabe
VK-2 headphones, $420, by Aedle. Cutlery, plates, dishes and glass, all part of the Nouvelle table collection, from €3, by Merci for Serax, from Merci. Photography: Felicity McCabe
As originally featured in the April 2018 issue of Wallpaper* (W*229)
