Mastering Minimalism – ALLAY Chair by Daniel Schofield
In the pursuit of elegance through simplicity, the Allay Chair, designed by Daniel Schofield and manufactured by Mor, is a shining example. This lounge chair is a true embodiment of the “less is more” philosophy, a minimalist masterpiece that instantly evokes a sense of comfort and famil
Art Deco Modern – Melina by Mentsen
The genesis of Melina was sparked by a unique opportunity – designing a feature lighting for the iconic office building above Pimlico station. The challenge was to infuse life into the space while resonating with its Art Deco heritage. The result? A glass light fixture that exudes elegance and
Nature’s Dance – Glass Artistry of Michèle Oberdieck
Stepping into the creative realm of Michèle Oberdieck is to immerse oneself in an enchanting dance of colour, form, and light. Oberdieck, a distinguished glass artist and Royal College of Art alumnus, translates the delicate beauty of organic shapes into mesmerising glassworks. Drawing inspiration
Wood Transformed – Pendants by Tamasine Osher
From her extensive travels and the dichotomy of rural serenity and urban structure, Tamasine Osher has conceived the exceptional series of Wood Pendants. These hanging adornments, echoing the contours of inverted wooden bowls, are the products of Osher’s insightful interaction with natural mat
Unfolding Beauty – The Art of Kuniko Maeda
Meet Kuniko Maeda, a London-based Japanese artist whose explorations in paper artistry are a tribute to sustainable design and cultural heritage. With a deep respect for the inherent beauty of materials, Kuniko elegantly fuses traditional Japanese craft techniques with digital technology to create u
Inspired by Nature – Everyday Collection by Fred Rigby Studio
Fred Rigby, the founder of Fred Rigby Studio, is an interior and furniture designer that creates sculptural yet functional furniture collections inspired mainly by the beautiful, natural setting of the countryside of Dorset in the UK. The modular dining sets, sofas, and side tables produced by Rigby
Modern Originals – Furniture Handcrafted by Edward Collinson
I’ve noticed quite a few makers in the past year, especially those based in Europe, who have been able to apply their craft as a skill and mix it with modern design to make specific ranges that make it easy for customers to purchase. After owning OEN Shop for more than 10 years it’s been
Bold & Geometric Styles – Artworks by Jon Llewelyn of Formworks
When architect Walter Gropius founded the Bauhaus his aim was to integrate painting and sculpture with design, and to make all serve architecture. So called ‘free art’ was recognised as a medium to explore new ideas, but the school’s emphasis on function never wavered and with the Bauhaus̵
Still and Purposeful – Song & Bora / Mo by Silversmith Alex O’Connor
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 part inspired by ancient forms. I thought this idea of incorporating craft in to our everyday live
Masking Functional with Sculptural – Ceramics by Noe Kuremoto
For many the idea of working on one form on a consistent basis is seen as quite tedious and fairly boring. It’s been a psychological idea that I’ve been toying with for quite a while now. Reading a book many times over. Going over a simple idea each day for an extended period of time. [&
Images in Wood – Marquetry by British Artist Chelsea Vivash
This interesting cross section between art and craft continues to fascinate me and is an area that I think is still lacking in exploration. It seems as though craftsmen value the traditional skills and approach the production phase much like an architect would, thinking heavily about form and struct
A Reflection of Nature – Mirrors by Designer Katharina Eisenkoeck
There have been countless comparisons made between humans, nature and our harmonious or conflicting relationship. It’s is no wonder then that designers through the years have also experimented with blending characteristics from both worlds in to their work. London-based Katharina Eisenkoeck is
