A great lookbook with a beautiful colour palette from Copenhagen fashion label BRICS.
“BRICS is the result of a vision to create garments for those who seek individual identity within simplicity and minimalism.”
Blue collared dog by South African ceramicist Nico Masemula
Pitchers by Stefaniu Vasques for Diamantini & Domeniconi.
Leather laptop sleeve by Kushn
Thor Bjorklund cheese tools from Mjolk
I’ve been eating soup and mushy food for over a month now because of a rather awful dental procedure (root canal gone wrong, tooth removal etc…). Needless to say I am rather excited to “graduate” to adult food again. Here are some ideas.
Parsley root fries with roasted tomato ketchup from My New Roots
Spinach, feta and blood orange salad from Joy the Baker
Lentil “meatballs” in lemon pesto from Sprouted Kitchen
Grilled havarti cheese, dill and cumber on rye from The Family Kitchen
Pears with goats cheese, cranberries and pistachios from Sweet Potato Chronicles
Glitch Reality II is a creative project by Matthew Plummer-Fernandez that explores 3D technology. His faceted tea set is created by doing a 3D scan of non-matching tea set components, roughly repairing the digital mesh files and then printing the final product using a 3D printer. A beautiful take on the analogue-to-digital-to-analogue translation.
via: design boom
Charlotte Trounce is a London-based Illustrator who recently graduated with a degree in Illustration from University College Falmouth. She has done a lot of literary creative projects – all of which are awesome.
Plus, anyone who draws dinosaurs is a fine human being in my eyes. How cool are these dinosaurs?
A stylish monochrome-inspired lookbook for Italian label MAX & Co.
It is high time for a round up of beautiful adornments and shiny things.
1. stacked flat top ring 2. teardrop bangles 3. double strand charm necklace 4. krystall ring 5. rad ring 6. pyramid illusion necklace
p.s. excuse my bad collage – I’m still trying to get the hang of Illustrator
Deborah Lundbech has a lovely collection of old family photographs and vintage found photographs. I highly recommend a visit.
You’ll probably know of Carl Kleiner from his fantastic work for the IKEA: Homemade is Best cookbook (it was all over the internet). He has recently done some more exemplary work for the brand, which is well worth a mention.
How I Met Your Style was created by two photographers, Carmen Chan and Ken Wu, who wanted a platform to showcase the stylish people behind popular blogs and brands. The result is intimate portraits of inspiring fashionable people.
