Functional Artistry – Wooden Mills by Woo-Lam Choi
In the heart of New Zealand, where the rich tapestry of nature weaves its magic, Walk In The Park stands as a testament to the beauty of craftsmanship meeting functionality. Founded by Woo-Lam (Sam) Choi, a craftsman with a deep-rooted passion for wood-turning and furniture design, this Auckland-bas
Art, Utility, & Nature – Vanfall by Jin Kuramoto
Vannfall, the exquisite water jug designed by the talented Japanese designer Jin Kuramoto, is a testament to the fusion of artistry and functionality. Jin Kuramoto, who founded his design studio in Tokyo in 2018, has brought his distinctive and innovative design philosophy to various domains, from f
Elegance Meets Functionality – Pend by Hamid Bekradi
In the world of interior design, sometimes the simplest creations can leave the most lasting impressions. The Pend valet stand, a masterpiece by designer Hamid Bekradi, is a testament to this philosophy. At first glance, it’s a seemingly straightforward piece, held together by a solitary steel
Nature’s Calm – Mushroom Lamps by Nicholas Pourfard
The Mushroom Lamps by Nicholas Pourfard effortlessly blend functionality and intimacy, ushering a touch of nature’s tranquility into your living space. These lamps are more than just light sources; they’re a testament to the artistry of design and the beauty of nature. Crafted with metic
Timeless – Sori Yanagi’s Flatware
In the realm of design, certain creations possess a unique ability to transcend the constraints of time and trend. Sori Yanagi’s renowned cutlery collection is an exquisite embodiment of this timelessness. Each piece not only reflects his artistic prowess but also serves as a testament to the
Art Deco Modern – Melina by Mentsen
The genesis of Melina was sparked by a unique opportunity – designing a feature lighting for the iconic office building above Pimlico station. The challenge was to infuse life into the space while resonating with its Art Deco heritage. The result? A glass light fixture that exudes elegance and
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
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
Timeless – The Eames House Bird
On our voyage across the spectrum of timeless design, we now pause at an iconic silhouette – the Eames House Bird. Originating from the creative minds of Charles and Ray Eames, this bird is not merely a decorative object, but a symbol of the Eames’ distinctive approach to design – one
Timeless – Stool 60 by Alvar Aalto
In our journey through the universe of timeless design, we land next in the realm of Finnish architect and designer, Alvar Aalto. Known for his profound contribution to functionalist design, Aalto’s Stool 60 represents a symphony of simplicity and functionality. Its elegance lies in the carefu
Timeless – Akari Light Series by Isamu Noguchi
Introduction Welcome to our TIMELESS series that delves into the world of design classics – the timeless objects that have captured our hearts and minds through the years. In this collection of articles, we’ll explore the stories behind these iconic creations, celebrating the designers w
