Editorials
House Beautiful: Best Home Stores in America
House Beautiful’s list of Best Home Stores in America was formed in the spirit of America’s small business owners, designers and artisanal merchants. We are proud to be featured in their December issue as the Best Glassware Store in America. Material tactility is at the center of how we curate our glassware. Our designers possess […]
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Introducing: Deborah Ehrlich
A classically trained sculptor, Deborah Ehrlich, has been producing glassware defined by its ethereal form and weight since the late 1990s. The simplistic silhouettes she creates are anything but effortless – rather, they are a culmination of her life experiences.
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The Best Trippen Styles for Winter
Waw leather and elevated soles are well suited for winter, regardless of the climate. Whether you enjoy wedge boots, a platform sole, or something only slightly raised, there is a pair of Trippen that is perfect for you.
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Sabina Savage: The Treasures of Pompeii Drawings
View the collection illustrations in progress, and see how the drawings transform into detailed and intricate scarf designs.Sabina creates a story for each collection, as shown below, which is then illustrated and narrated through her elaborate handiwork. As catastrophe looms over the ancient city, which possessions will be valuable enough to save? The year is […]
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Introducing: Biyan
Biyan Wannatmadja is a Chinese-Indonesian fashion designer born in Surabaya. He graduated from Müller and Sohn Private Modeschule in Germany, followed by the London College of Fashion after studying professional pattern-making. It was there that Biyan connected with Stephen Worth and Michael Talboys who tutored him before he returned to Indonesia to launch his first line in 1984.
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Sabina Savage: The Treasures of Pompeii Moodboard
The studio moodboard for The Treasures of Pompeii has a palette of antiqued, ancient hues taken from the walls of the historic city. Discover key elements of Sabina Savage’s research here, and view some of the images which inspired her designs. This collection references the beautiful artworks and artifacts uncovered during the excavation of the […]
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The Organic Aesthetics of Akiko Hirai
Hailing from Japan, London-based Akiko Hirai has been repeatedly heralded as one of ceramic’s most unique talents. Though initially she has studied cognitive psychology in Japan, her attention quickly shifted to immersing herself in traditional and nontraditional crafting of pottery and ceramic. She has since earned her degree in the field from Central St Martins […]
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Dancing with Péro Disco
Acting as a multi-color premonition, India-based Péro has delivered a line of playful and fun garments to lift our spirits through the end of the year. The line shines in sequined details and pops of candy red, blue and purple, complemented signature Péro embroidery and tailoring. Péro’s focus highlights the innate playfulness and joy that […]
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Lauren Manoogian and Axel Vervoordt
This season, Manoogian’s work found a home within the penthouse of the Greenwich Hotel. Designed by Axel Vervoordt, this particular space within the hotel boasts plastered walls and earthy wooden plank floors. Throughout the photography produced for this season, it is hard to tell where a sweater begins and ends, as shades of ecru, taupe […]
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Stamperia Bertozzi: 100 Years
Over the course of one hundred years, Stamperia Bertozzi has flourished at the hands of three generations, and solidified the foundation of their family legacy. Exquisite in its subtle opulence, each piece they create is fused with rustic traditionalism. Their products are a testament to meticulous handmade luxury, steeped in history, skillful artisanship and sustainable […]
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About Daniela Gregis
With an emphasis on high quality natural materials and exuberant splashes of color, Daniela Gregis marries modern sophistication and artisanal Italian craftsmanship. Her aesthetic is informed by fluidity, poetry and the balance of the natural world; it is a deeply human minimalism, fueled by humility and harmony. In a world where traditional artistry and meaningful […]
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About Laurie Goldstein
When Laurie Goldstein’s family moved to Israel from New York, she was very concerned that she’d have to speak Hebrew with her kids. Luckily, she was eight years old and still had enough time to learn the language before her kids would be born. Her childhood experiences include being “the new kid in class” many […]
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About Peter Speliopoulos
Peter Speliopoulos, the founder of Peter Speliopoulos Projects, is a multidisciplinary artist creating ceramics and home objects. His influences are founded in his experience as a fashion designer, creative director, as well as a costume designer for opera and dance. Speliopoulos’ lifelong fascination with the artistry of color, texture and craft is rooted in a […]
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The Influences of Peter Speliopoulos
Peter Speliopoulos is a multidisciplinary artist with abilities built upon his background as a fashion designer, creative director, and costume designer for opera and dance. In 2011 during a Greek holiday Speliopoulos, who was already a collector of antique and contemporary ceramics, began his journey into this craft through lessons with local potter and friend, […]
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Lainey Keogh: An Heirloom Piece
Lainey Keogh’s knitwear is extraordinary in every facet. From concept to color to execution, her pieces excel in both form and function. In this way, her Embroidered Cardigan in Dark Navy is a piece for the ages. Sumptuously knit and lovingly embroidered, the silhouette and detailing of this piece make it deeply classic. The color […]
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Lainey Keogh: Fans, Fame & Fortune
Affectionately referred to as a “spinner of dreams”, Lainey Keogh’s dedication to craft and creative philosophy makes her one of the most beloved names in contemporary knitwear. Celebrities and working professionals alike swear by her pieces, with names on the list including Elizabeth Taylor, Jackie Onassis, Charlize Theron and Naomi Campbell. Lainey, the driving force behind […]
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Mum's Garden
“We draw most of our colour inspiration from nature, and the rainbow body of light. We have over the years developed a huge colour library of cashmere yarns. Some of which we have drawn from the great cashmere mills and others we have created with their laboratories where we have sent all kinds of colour references including blooming plants from my mum’s garden.”
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Gilda's Ikat Jungle
Deeply creative Gilda Midani is no stranger to all manner of dyeing techniques. They are signature to her brand and infuse every piece with an unstoppable amount of joy. From Indonesian beeswax batik to Japanese Shibori, her techniques are sourced globally and employed in new and exciting ways. With her fondness for exploring twists on traditional craft, it’s no surprise to find the intricacy and depth of Ikat dyeing sprinkled throughout her 2020 collections.
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About Rianna + Nina
Rianna Nektaria Kounou and Nina Knaudt met by chance at a vintage furniture fair. For twenty years Rianna had been the face of high quality and rare vintage pieces in Greece, collaborating with magazines and celebrities and consistently surprising clients with an amazingly detailed knowledge of fashion through the decades. She had spearheaded two wildly […]
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Gilda Midani: Fuchsia
As the weather heats up through spring and into late summer, we search for energetic colors that inspire confidence and exhilaration. Fuchsia, a color that is rich in purple and pink tones, showcases self-assurance while maintaining a lighthearted essence. Fuchsia is closely related to magenta but remains closer to purple on the color spectrum. Although […]
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How to Wear Magenta
When looking forward to the hot days of summer, we always find ourselves drawn to a palette of color that matches the joy and exuberance we feel internally. In this hunt for joy, deep pinks and magentas always spring to the front of our attention.
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An Interview with Monica Rusconi
This month we took the time to speak to accomplished Italian designer and part-time poet, Monica Rusconi. Alongside her siblings, Monica began Album di Famiglia in 2000 with the intention of designing a line of easy clothing that facilitates an unmatched joy in living. This year, they celebrate their 20th anniversary. Your designs are often […]
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Uma Wang: Mystery and a Sense of Exploration
“I didn’t plan the Pompeii series on purpose. I visited the ruins during a vacation without expecting to feel the power of this experience. When I saw a big family’s ruined all in Pompeii, it looked surprisingly similar to oriental architecture. The color of the wall, weathered by time, looked similar to walls from the Tang Dynasty.”