It is very rare for us to encounter such powerful imagery associated with a cause. Photo production house Staudinger + Franke created this campaign for “Butterfly Kids”, an association dedicated to researching and helping children with a very rare skin disease formally known as READ MORE

Very simple and minimalist yet creative, the still life photographs of Spanish photographer Nacho Alegre are very inspiring. Mostly known for his fashion photography,  all of the pictures featured here were shot for Spanish interior design magazine Apartamento, which he founded and co-directs!

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Forgotten Future is only in its second season but the direction looks quite promising. Designer Richard Dawson is a Central Saint Marten’s MA alumni. Before starting his own label he worked designing for several brands in London. He has also worked with the creative team of Kylie Minogue. Dawson draws inspiration from vintage detailing. His latest collection F/W 2011/12 will be available exclusively at Oki-ni and Asos.

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A TRENDLAND exclusive interview with designer and Ligne Roset collaborator, Philippe Nigro.

Born in Nice, France, Philippe Nigro studied Applied Arts at La Martinière, Lyon and received a DSAA of Design from L’Ecole Boulle.
At the same time, he designed the Ailleurs garden in Chaumont-sur-Loire and the Flac light (winner of a Habitat competition) in conjunction with C. Gardet.

Since 1999, Nigro has worked as a freelance designer, and also with studio De Lucchi in Milan, where he has participated in numerous projects developing products, READ MORE

Amsterdam based interior designer/stylist Chrissie Cremers worked as an interiors stylist in the residential field until her interest evolved into conceptual-based photography styling. She started producing magazine features that were characterized by a fresh, graphic, humorous and quirky approach. Soon her work was noticed and she was invited to work for ELLE Decoration UK – and since has been featured in Elle Decor all over the world. Here we have selected

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Young emerging menswear designer Jan-Jan Van Essche is launching his collection N#2 called ‘Satta Amassagana’ which means ‘give thanks’ in Amharic. Jan-Jan’s second collection is a continuation of his previous work as his particular loose forms evolve naturally,  resulting in unrestrained masculine volumes inspired by refined patterns and pure ethnic shapes. READ MORE