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The Simplicity of Modernism – Paintings & Collage by British Artist John Taylor
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

Collage has always intrigued me. The experimental nature of it, also the skill of being able to handle and combine so many different material. The starting point must…

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Radial Formations – Modern Graphic Quilts by Audrey Esarey
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

I’ve referenced the work of Josef Albers many times in the past. I admire Alber’s work in two ways specifically, one being his constant use of repetition, especially…

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Illustrations of Space – Artworks by Katrin Greiling for Furnishing Utopia
Art Posted by Mark Robinson

The relationship between between our physical environment and the inspirations that make up all art or design is very fascinating. Design collective Furnishing Utopia, who we previously mentioned…

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Postmodern Outlines – Skyline Ceramic Series by Romina Gris
Ceramics Posted by Elsa LaCock

Looking at a skyline, it is the outline of different shapes that is most prominent. This is also the most remarkable element of Spanish-designer Romina Gris’ ceramic Skyline…

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Bringing the Play Back – Architecture by Japanese Studio Tato
Architecture Posted by Mark Robinson

We often assign negative connotations to modern architecture, referencing the cold, static nature of such an environment and how the clinical aesthetic doesn’t truly align with what it…

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Twisting & Looping – Handcrafted Steam Bent Wood Lighting by Tom Raffield
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

One man who should be looked up to as a great inspiration is Tom Raffield. His company has it all, not only beautiful creativity and fine craftsmanship but…

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Sourcing The Greats – A Selection of 20th Century Furniture at 1934
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Looking to explore the greats? Look no further than the beautiful selection of furniture at London-based practice 1934. Headed by Abel Sloane and Ruby Woodhouse, this duo have…

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Perspective & Planes – Tack End Tables and Benches by Uhuru Design
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

This work seen here by Brooklyn design studio Uhuru is a collection of industrial furniture under the name ‘Tack End’, which is constructed by zig-zagging and joining sheets of hand-blackened steel.

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Obscuring Light – Brass Mirror Series & Shadow Play by Studio Falke Svatun
Design Posted by Mark Robinson

Norwegian designer Falke Svatun Lirhus is focused on making functional objects that integrate within the home, such as furniture, homewares, and other works that have a theatrical twist.

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Concrete Aesthetics & City Shapes – Architecture Captured by Sebastian Weiss
Photography Posted by Mark Robinson

I’ve been drooling over this architecture that’s been captured by talented photographer Sebastian Weiss, he’s been able to capture some interesting architectural details.

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Addition Through Subtraction – Plane Furniture by Designer Michael Boyd
Furniture Posted by Mark Robinson

Working out of LA and San Francisco, Michael Boyd is the owner and maker of Plane Furniture, a company based on the idea that form should function effortlessly.

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Exploration of Abstract Negative Space – Glass Sculpture by Richard Whiteley
Sculpture Posted by Mark Robinson

Australian artist Richard Whitley uses a concept of ‘abstract negative space’ in his medium of glass sculpture, making space itself it’s own form and allowing us to see “nothing” in a solid material.

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