New things on the shelves today include patterned pens, vintage wooden polyhedra as well as some old things we found in Berlin.
Anton Alvez‘ string wrapping machine will turn any planks of wood into prettily striped furniture.
We do like a bit of brass. And a nice block. So this brassy block building is scoring points all round.
Memphis-esque creations from Vincent.
We hope you have a frightfully good day. We are celebrating by looking at some old trick or treat bags. Lots more here.
Spectacular wall lights by Daphna Isaacs.
Info graphic art a plenty at diagramism.
An old ribbon colour sample card from 1970, see the rest here.
If we could go to New York tomorrow the first thing we would do is go see the Century of the Child exhibition at MOMA. Classic design for kids from around the world, it looks marvellous.
Our new jotter comes with 11 oversized price stickers, so you can decorate & label your gridded book. It also has loop staples so you can put it in your ring binder. If you like price stickers you might also like this Flickr group.
Raw Color continue to spoil us, this time with a new range of ‘colour index’ tea towels. Too nice for pans.
A fun series of vases using jars, concrete, blocks of wood and nice shapes. Via Artnau.
Omar Sosa celebrates everyday things in the loveliest of ways, we’re especially enjoying these kitchen robots. And his classic glasses with coloured water.
Missing seams by Tata Naka.
Very nice candlestick holders with wooden containers attached. By.
Old star charts are back in stock!
A very smart new take on the photo frame, each mitred side is held together by a clipped in bracket. Copper detailing is always nice.