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Ikea isn't a grocery store, so the idea of a cook book seems absurd, but when it's called "Homemade is Best", the idea makes a lot of sense. Great brands don't just tell people what they do, they elevate themselves onto a higher plane that transcends the rational world. In this case, Ikea isn't about furniture, but the bigger concept, Home.
It helps that the book is beautifully designed and has a very different take on typical food styling and photography- thanks to the photographs by Carl Kleiner and the styling by Evelina Brattel.
More here.
Posted by Ed Cotton
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