Tresse Rug Collection by Samuel Accoceberry.

Parisian designer Samuel Accoceberry has designed a collection of carpets for Chevalier Edition which was launched earlier this year at Maison & Objet in Paris. The carpets are created using the authentic age old tradition and technique of...

Jacob Hashimoto.

Today I would like to sing praises and throw the yellowtrace spotlight on Jacob Hashimoto. Jacob is contemporary artist born in Greeley, Colorado in 1973, who currently lives and work in New York. Drawing on his Japanese heritage and the...

Embroidered X-rays by Matthew Cox.

Matthew Cox is a Philadelphia based artist who embraces and joins a variety of media in his work. His medical x-ray and embroidery series is just soooo... oh, I don't know... bizarre, bad-ass and pretty amazing all at once. The contrast of...

Couture Embroidered Wallpaper by Claire Coles.

My love for embroidery is nothing new, but Claire Coles' extraordinary hand embroidered wallpapers are certainly new to me. Claire graduated from Middlesex University in 2003 with first class honors in Applied Arts. Amongst her first...

Plantable | JAILmake Studio.

Plantable is a handmade table by London-based JAILmake Studio (Liam Healy and Jamie Elliott) which will be on show at Designersblock during the upcoming London Design Week. Designed to interact with nature, this table offers a place to...

Kyle Bean.

Kyle Bean is one clever cookie. Based in Brighton, UK, he specialises in hand crafted models, prop styling and art direction. Kyle graduated from the University of Brighton in 2009, and currently works freelance with an impressive...

Embroidery Love.

I have a little confession. There was a time when I considered embroidery to be just too traditional, old and boring (insert rolling eyes, pimply face and mouth wide open while chewing bubble gum). You get the picture, right? I was in my...

Interview | Bianca Chang.

Sydney based designer and paper artist Bianca Chang creates beautiful, intricate and mind-boggling paper sculptures which I recently noticed popping up all over the place. In fact, you might remember that I blogged about Bianca's work back...