Organic Fusion – Shelving by Andrea Branzi
In the world of design, Andrea Branzi stands out as a figure who has consistently pushed the boundaries of creativity and functionality. His latest series, “Natural Shelving,” is a brilliant testament to his vision of harmonizing industrial design with the organic forms of nature. These pieces a
Suspended Beauty – Mobile Series by Lappalainen
The captivating allure of kinetic sculpture, where art meets motion, finds a contemporary echo in the work of Lappalainen. Nestled in an old industrial building in Hanau, near Frankfurt, this creative workshop draws inspiration from the legendary Alexander Calder, known for pioneering the art of mob
Urban Calm – Walden by Polysmiths
In the midst of the city’s ceaseless rhythm, Walden by Polysmiths emerges as a tranquil oasis, an embodiment of Thoreau’s vision in the modern urban context. This interior space is not merely a living area; it’s a contemplative realm where simplicity and serenity reign supreme. The des
Nature as a Centrepiece – Furniture Design by Simon Johns
Simon Johns makes viscerally appealing furniture that employs equal, often mirrored focus on its sculptural and functional qualities. Based in the woods of East-Bolton in southern Quebec, Canada, he is able to combine the visual qualities of this secluded landscape with a razor sharp attention to cr
Balancing Geometry – Floor Lamps & Wall Lighting by Square In Circle
Light can change the entire look of a room. Not only does it create a certain atmosphere, but in a way, it gives direction to the function of the space. Deciding which lights to use in an interior space is an important factor. Square In Circle, a London-based design studio, keep the importance of li
For the People – Interior Spaces and Details by Steven Holl Architecture
Steven Holl is a big architect but I wanted to discuss how these bigger projects bring together people and communities so that we all can prosper, grow and achieve a bigger vision.
Natural Beauty – A Visit to Japanese Potter Kawai Kanjiro’s House in Kyoto
A glimpse inside the home and studio of Kawai Kanjiro, a Japanese potter who was a key figure in the mingei and studio pottery movement, which included Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada.
Carved Lined Lacquer Bowls by Japanese Workshop Kihachi at OEN Shop
Kihachi's goal is to incorporate high-quality Japanese lacquerware of affordable price in to our day-to-day lives, combining both skill and aesthetic beauty in to one complete package.
Momentum – Experiments in Movement and Levity by Karl Zahn
Karl Zahn has combined his experience of crafting both wood and metal to create this wonderful collection of sculptural forms for the home, blending in well with a contemporary setting.
A Nod to Scandinavia – The Bind Chair by Jessy Van Durme of Studio Klaer
Functional chair by Jessy Van Durme created from just four elements, the legs, arm rest, seat and leather strapping which forms to the shape of the human body.
An Eclectic Mix of Design – Eames House & Los Angeles Architecture
Imagery from my travels to the Eames House in LA, which had a fantastic array of objects inside such as a Calder sculpture and pottery from India.
Endless That’s the Problem – Abstract Paintings by Esther Stewart
Australian creative Esther Stewart produces these vibrant segmented paintings, often mimicking the lines of architecture.
