Lost & Found Furniture
Beijing based store Lost & Found really caught my attention, particularly the photography of the furniture on their website. A lot of the products that they are involved in are based on a Danish/Scandinavian aesthetic, some of it also from Japan.
Design’s Role in Innovation
Although we mainly discover content based around menswear and photography, we also like to fit in elements of design. Lets face it, all of these items that we love and admire are based around design at their root. As a designer myself I’m consistently inspired and dedicated to finding new idea
Ceramic Speakers by Joey Roth
Joey Roth, a designer based out of Portland, created this stunning film to compliment one of his newest products, the “Ceramic Speakers”. We’ve seen a few items like this before, specifically “The Natural Speaker” by Studio Joon&Jung. This one’s very differen
Tom Sachs, A Selby Film
Tom Sachs is an interesting fellow, this video by The Selby below definitely captured my attention and really shows off innovation and creativity in its wildest sense. Tom is a sculptor based in New York, he is probably best known for his elaborate recreations of various modern icons, for example a
BDDW Furniture Company
BDDW is a small American furniture company dedicated to the creation of well crafted timeless designs. Painter and Sculptor Tyler Hays is the company founder with BDDW being known for their solid wood furniture all traditionally joined and hand finished with natural oils. They also produce other ite
Factory 20, Multi-Disciplinary Art and Design Collective
I came across this multi-disciplinary art and design collective called Factory 20 based out of Sterling, Virginia, USA. Basically they discover valuable decorative arts, furnishings and other contemporary design goods from the 20th century. Factory 20 then rent and sell these items to various film,
Artist’s Handmade Houses
One site I keep getting inspiration from is called Miss Moss and today she placed up some imagery on her blog from the Artist’s Handmade Houses book. I’m not one for duplicating content, but I felt like I could pick out some of my personal favourites and showcase them all to you guys. I&
What About Vintage, Belgium
I’m not usually attracted to vintage goods, there was a time in the past when I would go off rummaging in shops for knick knacks but not so much anymore. This little online shop based in Antwerp, Belgium, titled “What About Vintage” has pretty much altered my mind set in a few shor
ACQTASTE Publication, Issue One
I’ve been hearing a few good things about this new publication called Acquired Taste, and it seems like issue one has just gone on pre-order. What’s interesting about the set up is that they were originally just an online blog but they’ve decided to develop into a print piece. This
Rare Book Feast #1 From Design Feast
Design Feast present us with the first in a series of narrated guides through rare books they have come across and become inspired by. With the series being derived around the concept of timeless reading material it caught my eye on the browse. I found the thoughts of Nate Burgos quite insightful an
Zimoun, Cardboard Elements 8x8cm
This is the second video from the Zimoun Sound Sculptures & Installation series that we’ve showcased on the website. I’ve been a massive fan of the overall aesthetic and also the innovative elements involved, engineering being key. In this video we can see lots of 8x8cm pieces of ca
Living in the Form of Thinking, Muji Home
I’ve always been fascinated with Muji and their branding, particularly on the Japanese side where they seem to evolve and expand at an alarming rate. They remain true to their ethos and show that you can become successful even if you make simple and basic items that we all need, and express a
