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10 favorite designers from the BON Ceramics online shop

18. July 2016

Natalie Weinberger | Pyramid Vases | BON Ceramics

BON Ceramics was founded 2015 in Berlin as a reaction to the renaissance of the ceramic arts. BON Ceramics is an online store offering a carefully curated range of ceramic objects from selected designers from around the world. Tea pots, vases, vessels, mugs, bowls and plates, everything you could ask for. They only offer handcrafted, exclusive ceramic goods of the finest quality, leading the way in representing small-scale sustainable production. In case you are not located in Berlin, no problem,…

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Fashion

For Love And Lemons

14. July 2016

Gillian Rose Kern and Laura Hall are the creative minds behind For Love And Lemons. The first ready-to-wear collection was designed in their hometown of Jackson, WY and has since evolved into a true lifestyle brand with the additions of their lingerie and knitwear collections. Now based in Los Angeles, everything is designed right there in the Arts District. I am seriously in love with these photos and art direction of the Pacific Escape Summer Collection. The landscape, the colors, simply everything is perfect!…

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Spaces

Staatsgalerie Stuttgart

11. July 2016

Finally a post that I photographed all by myself, here in Stuttgart. Perhaps Stuttgart does not belong to the best known cities of Germany, but we have some pretty excellent architecture to show off! A great example is the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, one of the most visited museums in Germany. Holding a rich stock of paintings and sculptures the main focus of the collection is art of the 20th century. The Staatsgalerie Stuttgart consists of three buildings that reflect different notions…

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Wishlist: 6 new objects for the home by HAY

7. July 2016

Just recently I discovered these stunning hourglasses by HAY in a local store. Back home I went online right away to have a look at HAY’s website. Not really surprisingly, there were a lot of new products (especially small objects for the home) that I did not know yet. I put together a wishlist with my favorite items and would love to know yours too! Time – Hourglass Time is an hourglass in three sizes that varries from 3- 30…

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Art Print

Barclay Haro Art Concepts

4. July 2016

Barclay Haro Art Prints | Botanical Collage with Monstera Leaf

Contemporary artist Elise Albino established Barclay Haro Art Concepts to carry out her creative interests. Blending her academic background and experience in art and fashion, she is inspired to offer stylish and innovative collections. Elise’s studio Barclay Haro is based in Vancouver, offering limited edition giclée prints, original art, custom works and creative collaborations. Objects and accessories are also planned for the evolving mix of art concepts. Each piece is made with luxe materials, emphasizing texture and dimension, and finished with meticulous…

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La Villa Mediterranée by Violaine et Jérémy

30. June 2016

La Villa Mediterranée is a bilingual review that reports on political, cultural and sociological exchanges between the different countries of the Mediterranean Sea. Although I wasn’t able to get my hands on this book, it’s content looks pretty interesting and very well put together. The editorial design itself is simply perfect and all a designer’s heart can ask for. If you would like to see more projects of Violaine et Jérémy – the Paris based illustration and graphic design studio…

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Fashion

Stine Goya

27. June 2016

Stine Goya from Copenhagen, Denmark, creates womenswear with a beautiful colour palette and unique, artful prints cut in elegant and feminine silhouettes. With her designs Stine wants to encourage women to express their individuality. Since graduating from Central St Martins in 2005 with a degree in fashion and print, her seasonal collections and fashion shows have continued to receive International acclaim because of their agenda to influence the direction of Scandinavian design. Each collection is founded in a depth of meaning and a…

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Objects The Interview

Ellen Mote – Jewelry Designer

20. June 2016

The Interview with Jewelry Designer Ellen Mote | Sarah Le Donne Blog

Ellen Mote – A Jewelry Designer from Texas who travelled the World Ellen Mote and I luckily got to know each other on Instagram a few weeks ago. I fell for her beautiful jewelry immediately and if she would not live on another continent my wish list would be full of her handmade pieces by now! Ellen is living and working in Waco, Texas, where she designs and makes each piece of jewelry by hand using traditional metalsmithing techniques, as…

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Spaces

Salk Institute by Louis Kahn

13. June 2016

The Salk Institute for Biological Studies is an independent, non-profit, scientific research institute located in La Jolla, San Diego. The campus was designed by architect Louis Kahn. He was commissioned to design the Salk Institute in 1959 by Dr. Jonas Salk, inventor of the polio vaccine. Salk’s vision included a facility with an inspiring environment for scientific research, and Kahn’s design decisions created a functional institutional building that also became an architectural masterpiece. Salk and Kahn – having both descended from Russian Jewish parents…

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Art

Aurore de La Morinerie

9. June 2016

Experimental Fashion Illustration by Aurore de La Morinerie I stumbled across the work of Aurore de La Morinerie (how beautiful is this name?) when I was searching for fashion illustrations. I am very happy I did! Paris-based Aurore was born in 1962 in Saint-Lô, France. In the 80s, she began her career as a fashion designer. Later on she spent two years studying Chinese calligraphy that became a very formative influence on her style and which also taught her concentration,…

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