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1. via design is for living.

2. via intelligent clashing.

3. workshop.

4. wasara.

I'm so in love with Wasara, just can't stop posting about it.

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George cocktail table, Oly.


I saw this somewhere long time ago,
but i can't remember where :\

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1. grijs.

2. Wasara (more here).

3. Catalina Pabón, via Art and Prints.

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1. via a butterfly's dream.

2. via the third cockcrowing.

3. bridge.

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1. via the third cockcrowing.
2. via design is for living.
3. via blacktoppp.
4. Bless sandals, via the third cockcrowing.
5. Franz West couch, via blacktoppp.

I'm enjoying making these ephemeral collections.

kitka design toronto

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Kitka Design Toronto.

taizo kuroda

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Taizo Kuroda.

wasara

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Wasara.
Via HG.

confetti system

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Confetti System.

shoes

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Zara shoes here.

design of the 20s-40s

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These are some designs of the 20s, 30s and 40s, seen at the MOMA´s online collection.

Take a look to this interesting way of making a chair.

native american crafts

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Native American Crafts, from here.

I found a book that looks really interesting: "A Handmade Life", by William S. Coperthwaite.

peruvian handicrafts

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Some days ago I found a very interesting website of a museum dedicated to anthropology. It has a huge library with information of artcraft from all the world.
I spent hours looking for ceramic, clothes, and every kind of handmade objects, completly fascinated.
I am glad to share with you this wonderful discovery.

Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, at Harvard University.

As the collections are online you can easily perform searches.
I have prepared some posts about different cultures to show the things I like the most. The first one is from Peru.
Wouldn't it be wonderful to travel around the world researching craft forms?
And to later on open a school where you can learn how to be completely self-sufficient, making your own things with your hands.
I have been thinking about this for a long time now.

NOI

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Haori, Hakama and Yukata.
Designed by Nora Schmidt and Ines Königsmann.

Via dezeen.