No. 006A Mostly Sunday manifesto
Let the ordinary things stay analog.
A home where ordinary tasks have a place of their own. What we believe about the objects we choose to live with.
Open this entry: Let the ordinary things stay analog.Notes from Mostly Sunday
A few minutes,
well spent.
From the kitchen, the drawing board,
and the little moments in between.
Stay a little longer.
A little more to read.
A growing collection of notes.
- 005
A note from the founder
Why I’m starting in the kitchen.
Hunter Colleran on cooking for people we love, staying with the moment, and why Mostly Sunday begins with a timer.
- 004
On the drawing board
The part you can’t see in a photograph.
The feel of a dial, a steady place on the counter, a sound in the room. The design questions a photograph leaves open.
- 001
On the drawing board
A timer worth leaving out.
The shape, colors and small decisions behind a kitchen timer designed to feel at home on the counter.
- 002
A little perspective
Your phone has a timer. So why keep one in the kitchen?
A small case for a familiar object with one job, and a little less reason to reach for a screen.
- 003
From the kitchen
Mechanical or digital? A kitchen timer for the way you cook.
A practical look at dials, displays and everyday routines, with a few things to check before you choose.
The Scallop Timer
A little character
for your counter.
$112 per timer. U.S. shipping and tax included.
Preorder, paid in full. Mix your colors at checkout.
Buy your timer
Make a little room for yours.