Classic Grid
A collection of individual cards displayed in a cohesive layout
The Oddest Place You Will Find a Gentleman
On the corner of a nondescript block in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is a bank, or what used to be a bank. Now it is the […]
Riverside House in Normandy
This great building of the XIX century, posed in the meanders of the Seine, called travelers and friends for a long weekend at 100km from Paris, Riverside […]
Penny Lane
Sisters Lily and Hopie Stockman are in the business of teaching others how to work with their hands. Aside from creating their own eye-catching, geometric […]
Horizontal Cards
The Oddest Place You Will Find a Gentleman
On the corner of a nondescript block in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is a bank, or what used to be a bank. Now it is the […]
Riverside House in Normandy
This great building of the XIX century, posed in the meanders of the Seine, called travelers and friends for a long weekend at 100km from Paris, Riverside […]
Cards Collection
A collection of individual cards displayed in a cohesive layout
The Oddest Place You Will Find a Gentleman
On the corner of a nondescript block in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is a bank, or what used to be a bank. Now it is the […]
Riverside House in Normandy
This great building of the XIX century, posed in the meanders of the Seine, called travelers and friends for a long weekend at 100km from Paris, Riverside […]
Penny Lane
Sisters Lily and Hopie Stockman are in the business of teaching others how to work with their hands. Aside from creating their own eye-catching, geometric […]
Cozy up for fall
Look no further than the pouch as your evening bag of choice this fall. It’s the “woke up like this” of accessories—superchic but beautiful. Take […]
Good design is invisible: an interview with furniture designer Zoë Mowat
It’s good to be aware of your practice and your mind.
Can We Make Objective Judgements of Taste?
This essay aims to tackle the question of subjectivity and objectivity in aesthetic judgements. Proving that we could ground matters of taste in any kind of objectivity seems a much greater task than perhaps in knowledge or ethics — and I think it is.