Based in Detroit, Korean Designer Nino Cho explores empty space to find function, trying to blur the line between an art object and a functional product in her series of Constructivist works.
Korean designer Chaehoon Moon has been able to harness her country’s traditions by working with two craftsmen, a lacquer artist and metalworker, to create stunning tableware.
Louise Gray has reinterpreted the art of quilting using modern design as a means to keep the craft alive, making this pastime both appealing and relevant for our time.
Titled after the book On the Art of Building, this series is an exploration in how we define space, wanting to break down the complex nature of structure and reduce to essential elements.
Taiwanese designers ystudio have created this stationery collection to explore the vanishing culture of handicrafts that once existed and make it relevant for our modern world.
Yumiko’s passion for designing everyday objects is quite evident, producing bold forms with the help of local Japanese craftsmen. We’re very proud to be stockists of her work.