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The furniture of George Nakashima has always blurred the lines between art and design. His organic approach to wood construction reveals the unique idiosyncrasies of the tree itself, in what…

The peak of Spring is right around the corner and so are the dinner parties, BBQs and outdoor picnics! We put together five quick and easy napkin fold tutorials to…

The Japan Society is hosting an exhibition titled, Point of Departure: Treasures from the Brooklyn Museum. The exhibition highlights an array of objects and art works from the museum’s vast…

We’ve known Daniel for quite some time now. I guess you can say I’ve known him my whole life. Daniel is my eldest brother and also our latest guest curator! …

This past Friday, we were incredibly lucky to have had such an awesome setting for our in-situation product photography. Our friend Elissa and her family were kind enough to open…

An assortment of root vegetables lined the Fort Greene Farmer’s Market this past weekend – massive rutabagas, potatoes, Japanese daikon, purple German radishes, black Spanish roots, watermelon radish domes and Golden…

  Its always so interesting how different artists and designer interpret one material. The Thomas Erben Gallery in Chelsea is currently showcasing a group of works that exemplify the contemporary…

To pay homage to the bowls that stand above the rest on this Super Bowl weekend, we’ve put together a list of some of our favourites!

I’ve always found it so fascinating how different cultures interpret functional objects. Something as common as a drinking vessel can have so many forms depending on geography, time period and the…