Wabi Sabi – Embracing Imperfection
In a world that often glorifies the pristine and the perfect, the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi offers a much-needed respite, guiding us to find beauty in the imperfect, the transient, and the natural. An aesthetic philosophy that has its roots in Zen Buddhism, wabi-sabi encourages an appreciation f
Nature’s Dance – Glass Artistry of Michèle Oberdieck
Stepping into the creative realm of Michèle Oberdieck is to immerse oneself in an enchanting dance of colour, form, and light. Oberdieck, a distinguished glass artist and Royal College of Art alumnus, translates the delicate beauty of organic shapes into mesmerising glassworks. Drawing inspiration
TIMELESS – Wassily Chair by Marcel Breuer
At the youthful age of 24, during his remarkable tenure at the Bauhaus school, Marcel Breuer set about creating a piece of furniture that would fundamentally alter our understanding of design – the Wassily Chair. Designed in 1925, this chair wasn’t just a seating object; it was a revolut
Wood Transformed – Pendants by Tamasine Osher
From her extensive travels and the dichotomy of rural serenity and urban structure, Tamasine Osher has conceived the exceptional series of Wood Pendants. These hanging adornments, echoing the contours of inverted wooden bowls, are the products of Osher’s insightful interaction with natural mat
