Monday, 23 July 2012

STUDIO SNOWPUPPE

Studio Snowpuppe is comprised of the Netherlands-based duo, industrial designer Kenneth Veenenbos and architect Nelliana van den Baard, along with their cats June and Ayla. (You know to expect some fun when pets are included in the intro :)) They have an entire range of the most incredible folded-paper light fixtures with geometric patterns, what they design and make by hand. This one here is called "Moth", but check out all their other cool styles and color options!

Friday, 20 July 2012

STORY POSTERS

These beautifully designed posters by Christian Jackson celebrate some of the most iconic fairy tales from our youth through a minimalist lens. Artist Christian Jackson is a design industry veteran. He was inspired by becoming a father to create these posters. Below some more...

Tuesday, 17 July 2012

BALANCING BLOCKS

How I love these beautiful Balancing Blocks designed by Fort Standard. The ten salvaged hardwood game pieces are handcrafted and made of reclaimed wood and non-toxic finish, available in subtle off-white and primary colors. Great as sculptural pieces and toys for the kids, a win-win situation for everyone!

Friday, 13 July 2012

Tuesday, 10 July 2012

PAPIER MACHE ISSUE 15

These beautiful pictures are now in the latest digital issue of Papier Mache, styled by talented Sasa Antic, props design by Fideli Sundqvist and photographed by Maria Wretblad. What a amazing work, love the colors and the creativity in every picture. If you want to see some more of the latest issue, click here.

Friday, 6 July 2012

GRAY LABEL @ KLEINE FABRIEK

Gray Label will join the HTNK platform at the Kleine Fabriek 8/9 July. The HTNK OneDayShop premiers an Indigo Kids Edition in de Ray. Gray Label will be next to other amazing kids labels such as Maison Indigo, Little Pop-Up Shop from Berlin & Hektiek. Let's meet at the Blueprint Area!

Wednesday, 4 July 2012

MATCH ME ROBOTS

The classic game of Memory has finally gone "green".  Instead of flimsy paper that's easy to lose, Apple n Amos used circles of smooth wood, which make the game a keepsake for generations. Wooden discs are small enough to bring anywhere yet large enough for your child to handle. A great road trip and camping activity for the summer holidays! Available on Etsy.