I love me half a dose of mantra and half a dose of graphic design and Therese Sennerholt does just that for the home or office with her typographic posters. But more than just adding to our poster collection i loved the application of these posters in different interior environments. It is always great to see how a piece of deco lives in a space.

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Here is yet another joint from Philadelphia’s hot hip hip duo Chiddy Bang (featured previously here). This time Xaphoon Jones and Chiddy invited fellow young gun Mac Miller to join them on this bumpin’ reiteration of the past goodie. Xaphoon drops a sweet oldies sampled electronically fused arrangement and Chiddy and Miller do what they do best laying down some fresh bars. Check it out!

Every week, Volkskrant magazine features a spread of different characters in their spaces. It doesn’t matter what kind of interior this is, as long as the people in it are special. They are discovered and ‘action styled’ by Tatjana Quax who forms a brilliant team with photographer Inga Powilleit and VK magazine chief editor José Rozenbroek. Together they READ MORE

Piers Atkinson’s latest collection “Paris” consists of a 33-strong extraordinary headpieces. He drew inspiration from the Parisian noir side with its dark cafes and extravagant showgirls and that came across in the unconventional grunge and glamor collection.

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‘Madame Grès, La Couture à L’Oeuvre’ is the 1st retrospective in Paris of the work of this visionary couturier, an amazing exhibition organized by the Musée Galliera, and showcased at Musée Bourdelle – Madame Grès (1903-1993) continued to repeat throughout her life: “I wanted to be a sculptor. For me, it’s the same thing to work the fabric or the stone” - So curator Olivier Saillard had the fantastic concept to READ MORE

As the outcome of his 4th year project, at Design Academy Eindhoven, Philip Luschen created a group of objects he refers to as “Distractors”. These objects were designed for boring places such as waiting rooms, long hallways and other dull intermediary places to create a moment of escape or  inspiration.

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