Nice Magazine 1st Edition

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ISSUE 1 / The Design Object Issue


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PACKAGING

ADVERTISING

RICARDO CAVOLO

STUDIO VIOLET

JOH DEL

JIM TIERNEY

BENTEL BOOK

ROSS GARRETT

PEDERSEN & LENNARD

FLORIAN KALLUS

GEOMETRY OF PASTA

TEN THINGS

CHRISTMAS WISHLISTS

Cover byArline Stofberg

NOTES FROM EDITOR

Hello

Welcome to the rst issue of NICE, anew initiative by Nicework to spread theword about other talented creatives andtheir work. On a daily basis we encounterindividuals and companies who thinkdifferently and stretch the boundaries oftheir respective elds. This magazine isa platform for them to get noticed. Whyan online magazine? Well it saves therainforests for one and that is a goodenough reason for us.

We were very lucky to get a number oftalented people involved in this debut issue.Local illustrator and designer, Johan deLange spoke to us about his work and latestawesome project. Ross Garretts hauntingphoto story titled Ghost is a beautifuland welcome addition to our pages. Wevecompiled a round up of excellent packagingdesign and print advertising for those whoare aesthetes at heart. Weve also featureda number of industrial designers, bookdesigners and illustrators to nish off whatwe think is an excellent inaugural issue. Abig thank you to everyone involved.

Lastly, weve provided you with some niftygift guides to make the trauma of shoppingthis festive season a little easier. Happyholidays everyone.

CREDITS

EDITOR:

Catherine Green

DESIGN AND LAYOUT:

Arline Stoffberg

CREATIVE DIRECTOR:

Ross Drakes

CONTRIBUTORS:

Damian Armstrong, Ricardo Cavolo,Johan de Lange (Joh Del), RossGarrett, Caz Hildebrand, FlorianKallus, Pedersen + Lennard, StudioViolet, Jim Tierney, Ben Vorster

SUBMISSIONS: If you are interested in being featured in NICE magazine please contact:[email protected]

All images copyright the respective contributors.

The utmost care has been taken to present the information in NICE as accurately as possible. If

there has been an inaccurate reporting of information please contact us and we will rectify it as best

as possible. All efforts have been made to contact copyright holders. Questions can be directed to

[email protected].

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AT NICEWORK WE HAVE A DEEP

APPRECIATION FOR GREAT PACKAGING.

Being aesthetically minded people

we understand the value of good

presentation. Even Julie Andrews

was singing about it in the Sound of

Music, so it must be important. In

celebration of all things perfectly

packaged we have done a round up

of notable packaging design from

around the globe.

Enjoy.

nspired by the shapes and folds of origami papercraft, atalia Ponomarevas concept pacagingfor reen Berry ea ses a bird shaped tea bagthat nfrls as the tea infses.

B Design:Natalia Ponomareva

Design: Natalia Ponomareva

click for link

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http://www.russiancreators.ru/gallery/people_and_teams/lessthanhuman/http://www.russiancreators.ru/gallery/people_and_teams/lessthanhuman/http://www.russiancreators.ru/gallery/people_and_teams/lessthanhuman/


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Butter!Better!

Design: Yeongkeun Jeong

Yeongkeun Jeong revises the traditional single-serving butterpackaging to incorporate a wooden knife as a lid.

This concept design is not only functional but looks good too.Each butter package is colour coded to indicate its avour.

Design: Yeongkeun Jeong

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Mast

Brothers

ChocolateDesign: The Mast Brothers

The Mast Brothershave achieved cultstatus over the last

few years.

These bearded brothers(Michael and Rick Mast) based

in Brooklyn create handcraftedartisanal chocolate from bean

to bar. Their chocolates areindividually wrapped andpackaged in gold foil and

patterned Italian paper. Thesechocolates are a sight to behold

and even tastier to eat.

Design: The Mast Brothers

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BOER

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BRITDesign: Fanakalo

Design: Fanakalo

Local agencyFanaalo created the branding andpacaging for wine prodcersBoer & Brit. heirdesign incorporates illstrated Soth fricanimagery and is a welcome move away fromtraditional wine bottle pacaging.

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MLL

PLuxB

Design: Monique Kneepkens

Mille Plateaux is a niche ginger beer fromthe Dirty Minds Wine Co. Art director Justin

Overell and designer/illustrator MoniqueKneepkens were enlisted with the taskof creating a label that would reect theuniqueness of the product and differentiateit from other ginger beers. Great handdrawn typography, an earthy brown labeland a cool green bottle makes for anunusually striking design that stands outfrom the crowd.

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Design: Monique Kneepkens

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AWESOME

BEERDesign: Renee Fernandez and Ryan Rhodes

Homebrewed beer has never been so cool. Renee Fernandez andRyan Rhodes created this beer packaging for their friends to enjoy.

Love the typography and the hilarious phrases: Where the hellare my pants is a definite favourite.

Design: Renee Fernandez and Ryan Rhodes

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Marmite

XODesign: Core Design

As part of a social media campaign, Marmite called ontheir biggest fans to be inducted into a secret societycalled The Marmarti. These chosen few were given theresponsibility to taste and rene new Marmite avours.

As part of the campaign, Core Design wascommissioned to create 200-handcraftedlimited edition Marmite jars for these die-hard fans. The design incorporates vintagedetails, a classic colour combination of blackand gold, as well as individually signed andnumbered jars by Lord Marmarti himself. Veryclever campaign and even better packaging.

Design: Core Design

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Design: Peter Gregson

Grannys Secret (Bakina Tajna) tomato sauce is a new productfrom Serbian company Foodland and forms part of a rebrandfor the Bakina Tajna range.

The label has scalloped detailingand cut outs that contrast beautifullyagainst the bright red tomato sauce.Damn classy packaging.

GRANNYS

SECRET

TOMATO

SAUCE

Design: Peter Gregson

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http://www.petergregson.com/)http://www.petergregson.com/)


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MARKs & sPENCER BIsCuIT TINsDesign: Sanna Annukka

Sanna Annukka is a half-English, half-Finnish illustrator and print maker whose work is inspired by

nature, storytelling and Finnish folklore. She has collaborated with a number of prestigious clientsincluding Keane, Vogue, Marimekko and Zune. High-end UK retailer Marks & Spencer commissionedher to create a series of designs for their limited edition biscuit tins. Annukkas bold and distinctiveillustration creates a product that is both a great collectors item and a beautiful design object.

Design: Sanna Annukka

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HOTCUP

COLDSPOON

Design: Drew Roper

Excellent branding and packaging design bygraphic design studentDrew Roper for Hot Cup

Cold Spoon, a new coffee house chain that sellscoffee products and homemade ice cream. Thesimple colour palette and friendly graphicscreate a brand identity that is accessible andinviting. Well done Drew Roper, job well done.

Design: Drew Roper

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Print

PerfectF q , a a a a

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Ogilvys print campaign for The International Society ofHuman Rights depicts the worlds contemporary dictators(Robert Mugabe, Kim Jong-Il and Muammar al-Gadda) asterried leaders.

The source of their fright is a computer mouse, whichrepresents the power of online communities to championhuman rights on the Internet and further aeld .

A very clever campaign.

Credits

Advertising Agency:Ogilvy, Frankfurt, Germany

Creative Directors:Simon Oppmann, Peter Roemmelt

Copywriter/ Art Director:Taner Ercan

Head of Art:Cosmin Ezaru

Photographers:Robert Eikelpoth, Michael Breyer

Art Buying:Christina Hufgard

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French Advertising Agency Leg

creAted this

great retro-

styledcampaignforEurostar to

encouragetravel toLondon.

the vintAge imAgery coupLed with

the tAg-phrAse when wAs the LAst

time you visited London? mAkes For A

wonderFuLLy nostALgic treAtment.

Leg, Paris, France

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Leg, Paris, France

Credits

Advertising Agency:leg, Paris, France

Creative Director:

Gabriel Gaultier

Copywriter:Gabriel Gaultier, ClmenceCousteau


Art Director:Stphane Richard, HuguesPingue

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Lego a a aal .

Credits

Advertising Agency:Tempo Advertising,Bucharest, Romania

Creative Directors:

Adrian Preda, BogdanCostin


Art Director:

Viorel Holovaci, AlexandruCovrig

Copywriter:Alexandru Vicol

Additional credits:Diana Stancu

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LeicAs zoom Function is

shown As so extrAordinAry

thAt the subjects oF thephotogrAph- in this cAse

A Frog, robin And pig- Are

rendered As mere coLours.

Credits

Advertising Agency:Publicis, Brussels, Belgium

Executive Creative Director:Alain Janssens Paul Servaes

Art Director:Gilles de Boncourt

Copywriter:Eric Becker

Account Director:

Sebastien Descle

Producer:Christ Lannoy

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Advertising agency

Grey plays on

the phrase bear

hug to show the

environmentally

conscious approachof John West.

Credits

Advertising Agency:Grey, Melbourne, Australia

Account Director:Ben Dalla Riva

Executive Creative Director:Ant Shannon

Copywriter:Sharon Condy

Art Director:Josh Murrell

Agency Producer:Samdi Gracin

Retoucher:

Cream

Photographer:

Andreas Smetana, MichaelCorridore

Account Manager:Tim Clark

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Ricardo Cavolo is a man of few words.When we asked him to send us some information about himself and his work he replied:

Ricardo Cavolo is an illustrator based in Madrid,Spain. Drawing the beauty of the weird par t of life.

Like him, we agree that his work speaks for itself. Enjoy the eye candy.

RICARDO CAVOlO

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All images copyright: Ricardo Cavolo

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studio vioLet

Camilla Engman is an illustrator, artist and graphic designerwho studied at HDK, School for Design and Crafts. She hasestablished herself creatively by working with major clients suchas The New York Times, Google, Converse and Mastercard.

Elisabeth Dunker also studied at HDK. Her creative practicespans across a number of creative fields including design,illustration, styling and photography.

Studio Violet creative practice spans a broad range of projectsincluding prints, stamps, wallpapers and most recently a picturebook called The Life of Mr Mustache.

Last year Studio Violet created a series called Circus Violet, whichis a collection of reused crockery with illustrated ceramic decals.Their whimsical and wonderful characters that dance acrossplates, teapots and cups are a delight to behold.

Swedish people seem to be hardwired to have anintrinsic sense of style, creativity and good design.

Studio Violet is a perfect example of the meeting of twoamazingly creative Swedish minds: Camilla Engmanand Elisabeth Dunker.

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All images copyright: Studio Violet

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Joh DelJohan de Lange a.k.a. Joh Del is an un assuming bearded fellow. He is also an insanely talentedcreative who makes magic with every project he is involved in.

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So tell me a little about yourself?

I started designing magazine layouts for Stage Magazine and SL Magazinea couple of years ago. But for the last 4 years I have been freelancing asa illustrator and graphic designer working on anything from corporateidentities to papercrafts and mural graphics.

What are some of the projects you have worked on that you areproud of?

I am most proud of the second corporate identity that I did for Humanoid.There where so many details and aspects to it. It was really fun todo. Other projects I enjoyed include: a pop up card for Egg Films, theillustrations for a Cell C Zola 7 animation and an artwork for the Nikegallery in Melville. But most of the jobs I do I enjoy.

If you could collaborate with someone who would you choose towork with?

Ha ha! If I could I would collaborate with Bob Dylan (dream on ha ha).My dream would be to illustrate a childrens story written and narrated byBob Dylan.

Tell me about your latest project?

It is a childrens picture book. A love story between a snake and a skull.

Why a childrens book?

I think it is every illustrators dream to do a childrens book. Thats what I

have always wanted to do. And its the best life: creating the illustrations ,collecting references, planning the pages, spending weeks and weeksdrawing a single page and really getting into it, focusing on one thing andletting it take over a big part of your life. My aim is to create something thatwill become a part of someones life, to bring enjoyment and fascination.

What is your favourite childrens book and why?

My favourite childrens book is called Trouble for Trumpets, written byPeter Dallas-Smith and illustrated by Peter Cross. This is the HOLY GRAILof illustrated childrens books. I grew up with the Afrikaans translationTrompette en Grompette. I must have looked at those pictures tenthousand times in my life. Every time I look at them I love them more. Thecrazy thing is after about 25 years of worshipping this book, I have neverread the actual story!

Any future projects in the pipeline?

Im moving to Amsterdam next year, so we will have to see what thatbrings But I already have another story in mind for a new childrens book.

Thank you for sharing your work with us Joh Del!

For more of his work check out:http://johdel.blogspot.com/ and

http://www.themotel.co.za/

Portrait o Joh Del: Douglas Bower

All images copyright: Joh Del

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Jim Tierney is an extraordinary book cover illustrator and designer.In 2010, he graduated from the University of the Arts in Philadelphiawith a degree in Illustration .

Tierney owes his success to the publicity he gained from hisconcept book designs, which were posted on many design-relatedblogs. Tierneys online popularity started his freelance career andeventually led to him being employed as a book cover designer atmajor publishing house Penguin.

Tierney currently lives in Brooklyn, New York, with his anc andfellow book designer Sara Wood.

Jim Tierney Jules Verne Covers, thesis work

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Illustrated book covers or Penguin, Art Direction: Paul Buckley

Illustrated cover or Random House UK, Art Direction: Suzanne Dean

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kSS

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LCOFFEE TABLE BOOK

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In celebration of 50 years of architectural practice,Bentel Associates International (BAI) commissionedNicework to create a book that would document theirextensive history and portfolio.

The project was over a year in the making. The BAI archives were comprehensively

researched, key players were interviewed and photographer Philip Mostert

photographed a vast majority of BAIs buildings. Signicant South African

businessmen Richard Maponya and Raymond Ackerman, who are long-standing

clients of BAI, were also interviewed.

In order to reect the streamlined branding of BAI, the hard cover book and its

slipcover feature two pantones and a sophisticated UV spot varnish. Th e landscape

orientation of the book combined with the full colour 200gsm satin paper are

perfect for large image-centric double page spreads. An additional disk insert at

the back of the book, includes an animation of current BAI projects.

The book is an analysis of BAIs legacy, the challenges of its development and the

evolution of the practice into one of South Africas major architectural rms. It is

also a project we are very proud of.

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Editor: Brett Wilks

Design & Layout: Ross Drakes

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Ross Garrettoss arrett is a portrait and fashion photographer based inJohannesbrg. e has a masterfl photographic ability and ameticlos eye for detail. n short, his wor is worth a loo.e is also one of the fonding members of creative stdionjoziand an all rond nice gy.

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GhostGhost forms part of a series of test shoots

inspired by the Neutral Milk Hotel album

In The Aeroplane Over The Sea, which

deals with the life and death of Anne

Frank and her family.

Ghost is a photographic eulogy to the

song that serves as its namesake and

inspiration. Elizaveta B from Fusion

Models revisits ghosts of the past as she

delivers a wave goodbye to lost loves in

front of Ross Garretts lens.

This story was originally featured inNaag.

Thank you Ross for sharing it with us.

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Credits:

Photographer:

Ross Garrett

Model:Elizaveta B at Fusion Models CapeTown andSutherland Models Toronto

Stylist:Leza Marais atOne League

Hair & Makeup:Sjani at One League

Photographers Assistant:Douglas Bower

Gear:SJV Photography

All images copyright:Ross Garrett

All images copyright: Ross Garrett

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Pedersen + Lennard

Pedersen + Lennard are a localdesign do who create innovativedesign objects inclding lighting,frnitre and storage.

Drawing inspiration from SouthAfrican craft processes and pareddown Scandinavian design, Pedersen+ Lennards quality products featureboth handmade and machine-madeelements. Their great eye for detailand progressive design approach hasestablished them as signicant playersin the eld of South African industrialdesign and beyond.

We are particularly fond of their bucketstool that reinvents a simple utilitarianobject into a sophisticated designproduct.

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Florian Kallus

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All images copyright: Florian Kallus

Florian Kallus is a talented German industrialdesigner specialising in furniture design. Aftercompleting school he trained as a carpentersapprentice, where he developed a passion for form,function and technique.

Kalluss designs exhibit a practical

approach with a keen eye for material.One of his more recent designs, theTamp&Lable combines the necessaryobjects for work (a table and lamp) intoa singular design object. The detachablelamp makes it more versatile andfeatures a striking red cord for extravisual effect.

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MF PS

by Jacob Kenedy and Caz Hildebrand

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The Geometry of Pasta is unlike anycookery book you have encounteredbefore. It does not feature the extreme

close-up food photography we are sofamiliar with, nor is it structured in atypical thematic fashion.

Designed entirely in striking blackand white, the book is a minimalistmasterpiece that uses pasta shapesto create its own visual language.Organised alphabetically by pastashape, the book provides anencyclopaedic overview of how to cookand eat pasta like an Italian.

Acclaimed chef Jacob Kenedy of

restaurantBocca di Lupo and awardwinning designer Caz Hildebrandof Here Design have created a bookthat explores the science, history andphilosophy behind delicious Italianpasta dishes with masterful effect.

The perfect shape +the perfect sauce

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Each issue we pick the brain of a talented creative to list ten things thatthey like, enjoy, appreciate and/or get inspired by.

This issue we asked Damian Armstrong, creative director at whatwewant, to give us his list of ten things. whatwewant is aplace that works with brands to be more adventurous and entertaining. They design skate parks or create mockumentaries

especially for their clients.Here is a little more about the man himself:

I collect loads of music and sometimes a kind soul will ask me to DJ at festivals like Oppikoppi and Rocking the Daisies. I

love boxing and in a few months time Im marrying the gal of my dreams.

We hope you enjoy his list (in no particular order).

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Dubsteps Next Step

The gut-wrenching voice of Dubstep gets re-translated by artists like Gonjasufi, James Blake,George Fitzgerald, Kode9, Mount Kimbie, FlyingLotus, Burial, Pariah, Nosaj Thing, Deadboy, JoyOrbison, Ramadanman, Scuba, Untold and Xxxy.Nothing sounds alike...its more of a mood than agenre...and its given us the track of the year: Jamie

Woons heart-stopping Night Air.

Lionel Messi

Love that no matter how hard that prick Ronaldotries he is always a few paces behind footballsgreatest. Messis knack almost makes up forLiverpools hard knocks.

Mushroom Pithivier from The Attic

First bite: devour it, its too good. Then: slow down,its almost finished. Next day: taste buds recall theflavour. Silly, dreamy smile.

Paul Smith Jeans

Seriously comfy, seriously good fit, seriously great

fabric and seriously worn to death.

RSS Mailboxes

Every half hour loads of really inspiring peoplefrom all over the world send me their ideas, rants,designs, playlists and dreams for the future. Neat.

Serge Lutens Fumerie Turque

Another work of art from the nose that knows best.

The American Ofce

Every season it gets funnier, darker, more

ridiculous and less PC...and its shut the British

purists up.

Tuxedo Shirts

Its a bit of an obsession. I collect everything fromvintage satin Dior and w ingtips to fake-c uffedknock-offs and classic whites. Shirt-wearing asritual.

Typographic Tattoos

Ring finger done. Arm next. Word on.

Wolf + Lamb Family

Gathered around Zev (the wolf) and Gadi (thelamb) are a group whose music is everything thatsawesome about house: dripping-wet soul, warpedhumour, serious production, sharp references,

haunted moods and...most importantly...hip-shaking hypnotics.

Damien Amstrong

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Ben Voster- Managing Director

A Rado r5.5 watch

Native Instruments Maschine

A Kindle and aniPad for good measure

Vespa Primavera NK 125- I like its strange posterior

A pair of Ask The Missus boots

A Rubinacci suit (or 5)

Hot chestnuts on the street in Paris with my girl

Proper fast Internet

A lot of panforte (a dense cake of fruit and nuts,

sometimes with cocoa)

A visit with Hercules the 400kg Liger

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Ross Drakes- Creative Director

Global knife

Mac mini

Ikonik shelves

ASSD for my Macbook Pro

A Mini Leyland

Hannah Hughes mugs

TheFeedfor your Google Reader and aniPad

A bike shelf

TheCanon 5d MKII

A letterpress

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Catherine Green- Copywriter

Acustomised bicycle with a painted wood grain

frame

A subscription to The New Yorker

A Wuthering Heights print from one of my

favourite illustrators Lizzy Stewart

The entire range of Penguin clothbound

classics designed byCoralie Bickford-Smith.

Her Art Deco-inspired F. Scott Fitzgerald book

cover designs would go down well too

A wooden laptop case designed byRainer Spehl

A painting by Andrzej Nowicki or a photograph

byDaniel Naud

Ceramics fromStudio Violet by Swedish artist

and photographer duo Elisabeth Dunker and

Camilla Engman

A bird talon cuff or bird skull necklace from

Pamela Love

A new wardrobe fromAlexa Chung for

Madewells collection

A Home Desk by George Nelson

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Arline Stoffberg- Designer

This nice camera

Thisantler lamp

A ukulele

Long road trip

Ababy nature

This pencil case

This cupboardtablestool

These cups

This rug

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