Compliments the aesthetics of any knife collection, the CulinHome Speed Loop displays and allows for easy selection of appropriate cutlery in a hygienic open-air and safe method of storing knives. This rack is extra wide with super strong magnets to firmly hold blades in place from professional chef’s cleaver to a small pairing knife.

*Knives not included.

About Rama Chorpash:

Rama Chorpash Design focuses on how divergent cultures can celebrate existence through design. Through his New York atelier, Rama designs benchmark products, electronics, packaging, environments and furniture. Work ranges from consultancy, entrepreneurship to objects of provocation. Projects are done just a few at a time, thus employ a high level of personal dedication.

Rama has had a studio in São Paulo Brazil focusing on product development in Latin America. He has been a Senior Project Manager/Designer with ECCO Design, helped found the Swatch Lab New York as well as worked for DM9 / DDB Brazil. He has designed for: Herman Miller, Cisneros Group, Carlos Miele, Hewlett Packard, and Colgate.

Rama’s work has been shown in Central Park in collaboration with ‘assue vivid astro focus’ for the 2004 New York Public Art Fund and Whitney Biennial. His works have also been exhibited in the Bienal da Prata in Portugal with Frank O Ghery, Alvaro Siza and the Campana brothers, TKNY, as well as the Museum of Modern Art show, ‘Workspheres: Design and Contemporary Work Styles’.

Rama received his BFA from the California College of Art (CCA) in 1993. He is an assistant professor at the University of the Arts as well as an outside critic and lecturer.

About the Founders of Culin Home:

The Djavaheri sisters founded their houseware company, CulinHome, to help transform everyday home life into a creative experience.

"We developed our products for those who love design and approach living with both flair and practicality,” says Sepi.

Growing up in Europe and raised in a Persian family business of houseware design, fuels their ability to bring unique, designed pieces with an ethnic flair to American homes.

They look to the Germans for functionality, the Italians and Persians for design, and their own superior manufacturing capabilities to fulfill their mission.

They manage to pull off haute couture of kitchen design at a reasonable price point. "It is as important for us to emphasize accessibility, as beauty,” says Shoshana. “There is already a deluge of really expensive and high end products. Our formula is aesthetics and affordability."