Italian woodcarvers Willy Verginer creates simply awesome artistic wooden sculptures. His art pieces are basically real sized and painted with a cool vibrant colors. READ MORE

Brazilian photographer Bruno Cals is known for his fashion and advertising photography but his Horizon series, currently exhibiting at 1500 Gallery in New York City, shows a completely different perspective of his work. In this personal project he has been working on since 2008, Cals captures frames of buildings in Sao Paulo, Tokyo and Buenos Aires and “explores the limits of two-dimensionality”.

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Yii was started by the Taiwan Craft Research Institute to stimulate a more creative conversation between Taiwanese designers and traditional craftsmen. The collection revolves around 3 main themes, Inspired by Nature, Cultivation and Sustainability. It’s the result of 15 designers working together with 20 master craftsmen and went on show at the salone di mobile at the Triennale of Milan.

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DOM is a trio from Worcester, Massachussets.  The band is named after its leader, Dom, who is quite a character himself.  He refuses to release his last name because he “owes money” and he is obsessed with his cat, Bochicha.  Not only is his cat’s picture on the album cover of their EP, but he has named a song after his cat as well, which he claims is the official face-off song for his local hockey team(it isn’t).  READ MORE

Nowadays, Cyril and I, find ourselves walking the streets of NYC and staring up at all the rooftops, dreaming about our very own New York City rooftop atrium, merging architectural sculpture and botanical madness. Jwilly tapped into that fantasy with his collection of NYC rooftop photos.

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I want, I want! It’s like Martin Margiela did a collection with Levi’s (instead of Diesel). But no, this time its Japanese designers Kazuki Kuraishi and Takahiro Miyashita that happened to designed the Levi’s Lefty 3rd Jacket. The jacket was available yesterday at the Levi’s e-shop but it is already sold out . READ MORE