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Friday, March 22nd, 2013

A Look Inside the New Vitsoe Store – Munich – Germany

Vitsoe expand their retail spaces across Europe, arriving in Munich Germany. The Kunstareal district now home to one of their typically clean and minimal showrooms, the shop will also include a children’s room, because kids deserve beautiful shelving too. Dieter Rams…

Stefan Olander, Nike VP of Digital Sport on the Birth of the Fuelband and those early Prototypes

Fast Company look back at the beginnings of activity tracker, Nike Fuelband. Development began in 2010 with a secret team of 13 dedicated to testing the product on the Nike campus. The initial idea centered around the sweatband. Stefan Olander, Nike…

If you’ve ever dreamed about drinking a fancy coffee next to a urinal, and I know from your letters that many of you have, then this underground hot drinks emporium will be right up your street. An 1890′s victorian public lavatory has…

Tesselight Paper Light Pendants

Hand-made in Somerville, MA, Tesslelight is the work of Christine Price Hamilton who worked with a cast of fellow locals on her light project. Printed and diecut on a Heidelberg press by Repeat, Tesslelights are hand folded, sewn, and constructed in various…

Having introduced the Goodhood Life store through some seriously good illustration from Janne Iivonen, we return to have a proper look at the space itself. You know us and these store visits, mad for ‘em. Beautiful objects from Monocle, Kleen…

Vipp Trash Bins by Chef Alain Passard

Vipp Trash Bins by French Chef, Alain Passard 2

In 1939, Denmark’s Vipp designed the original pedal trash bin for industrial use. It landed in hospital floors and restaurant kitchens worldwide. Today, the pedal bin can be found in commercial and private residences throughout the world. Vipps celebrates this history…

Japanese architects continue to make great things from small spaces, this Narrow House in Nada, Kobe, Japan a great example of creating something liveable and functional on a challenging plot. 36.95 sqm located in a downtown residential area, Shintaro Fujiwara and Yoshio…

More Home Shop openings. This time NYC receives a new addition by way of Steven Alan. The Tribeca store has been designed with the help of Fort Standard who created the fixtures, the space selling more unusual bits n’ pieces…

Marni “100 Chairs” Collection for Salone del Mobile 2013

A selection of beautiful home goods with Marni’s 100 Chairs collection. The chairs are constructed by former Columbian prison inmates as a way to help them resettle into social and work life. Launching at the Salone del Mobile in Milan…

Talented design pair Galvin Brothers bring their modern furniture all the way from East Yorkshire to London in a temporary space in Spitalfields. A partnership between Matthew Galvin (designer) and Andrew Galvin (joiner), their father’s 61 years in cabinetmaking inform their traditional…

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Friday, March 22nd, 2013

A Look Inside the New Vitsoe Store – Munich – Germany

Thursday, March 21st, 2013

Stefan Olander, Nike VP of Digital Sport on the Birth of the Fuelband and those early Prototypes

‘The Attendant’ – Abandoned London Toilet turned into Coffee Shop

Wednesday, March 20th, 2013

Tesselight Paper Light Pendants

Store Visit | The Goodhood LIFE Home Store, East London

Tuesday, March 19th, 2013

Vipp Trash Bins by Chef Alain Passard

Narrow House in Nada, Japan by Fujiwaramuro Architects

Steven Alan Opens Home Shop in New York

Monday, March 18th, 2013

Marni “100 Chairs” Collection for Salone del Mobile 2013

Furniture Designers The Galvin Brothers open Temporary Space Curated by Darkroom, London