Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Hooray for Nature!
We got some amazing news this morning from Spark Awards, an international design competition based out of the Bay Area—we won Bronze for the planter design! Woohoo! Design Night was recognized along with many heavyweights including IDEO, fuseproject and Smart Design. Not bad for a side project. Great job, Dominic!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Fall in Portland
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Man Shops Globe
Last night, Dominic and I caught the first episode of Man Shops Globe on iTunes. I passionately love Anthropologie and loved how the show gave a little insight on the stores brand. You know what was my favorite component of the show? The gorgeous video promo that Stefanie Augustine and Adam Gault put together (Googled it). I love the cut out texures, hand drawn/cut illustrations and rough animation. Simply beautiful! I have my eyes set on one of those rich-colored, felt throws that is in the second frame.
Friday, August 14, 2009
About to take the plunge
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Branding for a new product
Friday, March 6, 2009
Focal Length Designs
An email with this etsy item was sent around our studio today and I had to share it! A local photographer/designer creates these beautiful bracelets from broken camera lenses. I LOVE it—such a simple and great idea!
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Current color love
I didn’t realize I had a favorite color combo until recently I noticed a pattern in my choices. Red and magenta are two colors that I’ve subconsciously chosen in some recent purchases (i.e. Rob Ryan’s beautiful lasercut card, fragrant soap and incense from Anthropologie). I have’t used any of the items because the design and packaging are so pretty.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
A belated Thank You
Right before the holidays, our Nature Boy/Nature Girl gocco bags were featured on DesignSponge thanks to the talented Abigail Percy, who included them in her gift/wish list. Thank you, Abigail!!!
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Andrew Bannecker
Illustrator: Andrew Bannecker
I love discovering beautiful design in unexpected places (like during a 10 hour flight). On our flight to Copenhagen, I fell in love with the cover of the Hemisphere magazine. After a little investigating, I was able to find out who the illustrator was.
The bearded guy and smoking girl with the umbrella remind me of hip Portlanders (even though Portlanders don’t use umbrellas).
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Greetings from Scandinavia
We’re back from our amazing Christmas trip to Scandinavia. Here are just a few highlights from our trip.
One of my favorite souvenirs was this delicate, beaded band that I purchased while in Stockholm at Lo. The background is the torn cover from the airplane magazine, Hemisphere.
This is Lo resizing my ring. She was so sweet and charming. She gave us a glass of glögg while we waited and chatted.
Last May, I saw this cool Japanese book about Scandinavian patterns and textiles on the blog, Book By Its Cover. After many phone calls (Kinokuniya and Amazon.com) and Google searching, I pouted and reluctantly gave up since the book was out of publication. So I freaked out and bought this tea towel and jar at Design Torget in Malmö.
One of my favorite souvenirs was this delicate, beaded band that I purchased while in Stockholm at Lo. The background is the torn cover from the airplane magazine, Hemisphere.
This is Lo resizing my ring. She was so sweet and charming. She gave us a glass of glögg while we waited and chatted.
Last May, I saw this cool Japanese book about Scandinavian patterns and textiles on the blog, Book By Its Cover. After many phone calls (Kinokuniya and Amazon.com) and Google searching, I pouted and reluctantly gave up since the book was out of publication. So I freaked out and bought this tea towel and jar at Design Torget in Malmö.
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