Porsche in the kitchen at Cool Picking

When Porsche is mentioned, it is associated with cars. It does have a place in the kitchen though. Designed by the same people behind the famous sports car, this is the F.A. Porsche kitchen collection of commonly used implements. Leifheit, the German manufacturer of household wares asked Porsche Design to create this collection: Cork Screw ($49.99); Bottle Opener ($29.99); Jar Opener ($29.99); Can Opener ($49.99); Scissor ($44.99). Now, who said that [...] Read More


Porsche Cayenne S Titanium Edition at Cool Picking

No question that is what we expect from Porsche - style meets performance: The powerful SUV has 340 hp, performs 0-60 in 6.8 seconds, and has a top speed of 150 mph. The body of the new Cayenne model has surfaces painted with Titanium Metallic accents, a lower stance and a 4-tube chrome-plated tailpipe. On the inside, it's got 12-way adjustable leather sets and the Porsche Communications Management system, featuring a [...] Read More


Let's hug it out! at Cool Picking

Most of the time we ask for both of them - Salt & pepper! This duo is just too cute - the hugging salt and pepper shaker. Order them at ELSEWARES [...] Read More


It's Not Just a Watch. It's a Porsche at Classical Drives

Back in an era when I actually earned a reasonable income I purchased a Porsche Design wristwatch. It was, except for the numerals and hands, all black. That at a time when black as a "color" for fashion and furniture was unique, to say the least. The watch was one of the first non-automotive products to come from the hand of Ferdinand Porsche (grandson of the founder) as he began [...] Read More


Porsche Cayenne Makes Bigger Splash Than Signature 911 at carzz.org

[Image Source: Porsche, AG] The unorthodox outnumber the Orthodox, or so we can believe from Porsche's March sales figures. Stuttgart's now widely accepted and seen sport ute known as the Cayenne is the major driving force behind North American sales, the company says. Last month, 3,461 new Cayennes peppered North American highways and byways; twice the number of 911s which also enjoyed 18% growth over March, 2006's numbers (1,421 and 1,199 [...] Read More