Faceture by Phil Cuttance.

New Zealand native Phil Cuttance is the creative mind behind the extraordinary Faceture series which consists of handmade faceted vessels, light-shades and a table. Phil produces each object individually by casting a water-based resin into...

Stairway to Heaven by Studio Bertjan Pot.

Remember my post last week on three products on my lust list? Well... that post, and more specifically those crazy QUELLE FÊTE (II) melting disco balls are what reminded me to blog about this cooltown installation by Studio Bertjan Pot....

Neon Art by Daniel A. Bruce.

Daniel A. Bruce is an artist who lives and works in NYC, who's work explores the idea of contradiction and irony. In his latest exhibition Bumpkin Dandy, "a show about a clash of high and low cultural practice", Daniel represents the...

Stockholm Furniture Fair 2012 | New Product Roundup.

World's largest meeting place for Scandinavian design - Stockholm Design Week and Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair - took place last week between February 7th and 11th. Even though I've never (yet!) had the pleasure of attending this event...

He Made She Made Gallery Launches Tonight in Sydney.

He Made She Made is a brand new concept art and design gallery that is opening it's doors for the first time tonight! They will be showcasing some of Australia's best young and emerging design talent, with their first showcase including...

Mood Boards / Curated Image Series | 2011 Archive.

01 | Nerding Out on Shit Hot Ceilings | Part 1. 02 | Nerding Out on Shit Hot Ceilings | Part 2. 03 | I Think I'm Turning Japanese... 04 | Thin Black Lines. 05 | Inspiration Cloud. 06 | Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend. Apparently. 07 |...

Furniture, Lighting & Products | 2011 Archive.

01 | Product Love | Available in Australia. 02 | Furniture and Folds | Guest Post by Justine of Upon a Fold. 03 | Inspiration Cloud. 04 | Cinnamon Lee | Guest Post by Cesar Cueva of Metalab. 05 | Thin Black Lines. 06 | Diamonds are a...

Piet Hein Eek Laboratory + Workshop // Eindhoven.

Well, well, well... Isn't this a stroke of genius if ever I've seen one? Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek found an abandoned factory space on the outskirts of Eindhoven, and immediately decided to convert it into his studio, shop, gallery,...