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New at OEN Shop – Cutlery by Lue Brass Industrial Now Available
In the Shop Posted by Mark Robinson

We previously highlighted our new shipment arriving from Japanese metalworker Ruka Kikuchi of Lue Brass. His ‘Industrial Design’ collection has now come in to stock and we are…

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New at OEN Shop – Metalwork by Japanese Artisan Tomomi Ishikawa
In the Shop Posted by Mark Robinson

The appeal of functional ware for me is the time spent and connection shared with such necessary pieces of design. There’s also something fascinating about an object that…

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New in the Shop – Iron Teapots Handmade by IWACHU
In the Shop Posted by Mark Robinson

Although I try not to make a distinction between new and old, it’s exciting to see those workshops that have stood the test of time and continue to…

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Honest Design – The KYSS Range by Tom Fereday & Kenny Yong-soo Son
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

On principle I’m sure most designers would love to be more open to honest ways of working. Unfortunately it’s not always up to the designer thanks to the…

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New in the Shop – The Art of Monozukuri Expressed by Metalworkers SyuRo
In the Shop Posted by Mark Robinson

On the face of it the Japanese word ‘Monozukuri’ means literally “to make things” in Japanese. But the relationship between human and object is much stronger than one…

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Still and Purposeful – Song & Bora / Mo by Silversmith Alex O’Connor
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

The beautiful, minimalist work of UK-based silversmith Alex O’Conner. I was first drawn in by Alex’s ‘Kib and Skath’ capsule collection, a series of wearable sculptures that are…

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Absolute Harmony – Metal Forms by Ulla & Martin Kaufmann
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Personally my connection to jewellery as a craft is not that strong, but my fascination with form has led me to the work of Ulla and Martin Kaufmann,…

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A Sensory Experience – Metal Vessels Crafted by British Artist Adi Toch
Design Posted by Elsa LaCock

Some design offers more than just a visual experience. Adi Toch believes that metal vessels and containers are a unique method of communication, engaging and able to stimulate…

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Oxidation & Patina – Slip Mirrors by Brooklyn Studio Kin & Company
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the different traits of materials that we use to craft from. Of course, glass has the wonderful ability of setting the…

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Timeless Creations – Metalwork by Maker Laurenz Stockner
Design Posted by Kait Evensen

Italian artist Laurenz Stockner sets out to create vessels that are both perfectly harmonious in shape and a representation of unspoiled natural beauty. He utilizes copper sourced from…

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Obsessing Over Details – Lift Coaster Series by Seattle Design Studio Fruitsuper
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

There’s something attractive about these two minimal objects from the ‘Lift’ coaster series by Seattle based designers Sallyann Corn and Joe Kent of studio Fruitsuper that have been handcrafted from brass.

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Reinterpretation of Shape – Metal Sculpture by Spanish Architect Arturo Berned
Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Talented Spanish architect and visionary sculptor Arturo Berned has been creating these gritty and energetic sculptures that stand juxtaposed to the urban environment surrounding them.

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