GAN rugs
The MANGAS collection featured below has been Designed by Patricia Urquiola, the original idea was inspired by the look of hand woven sweaters and the results have produced one of the most attractive and snuggle friendly rugs of its generation. Welcome to the magical world of GAN, where childhood daydreams do come true … … Continue reading
january 2013 / winter warmers
No more cold floors, no more slippers required because here come the BIG KNITS! Over sized knitting designs of all things from sofa’s to lampshades are all the rage this season and no one does them better than GAN, the Spanish based rug design company, whose sophisticated uniqueness is quite exceptional. We particularly love the … Continue reading
people | will kwan hong kong lighting designer
Hong Kong based lighting designer and manufacturer from LUMIN8, Will Kwan, shares his thoughts from within the industry. What is your favorite product and why? Don’t really have an all-time favourite product. What I do enjoy seeing, is how new manufacturing processes and materials can create new shapes and textures. These things can really … Continue reading
printed light
NthDegree has developed a pioneering new method of creating beautifully colored solid state lighting products. Using their own printed semiconductor technology, the lights are manufactured by printing semiconductor inks with a standard printing press. This low-cost integrated manufacturing method creates lights that are flexible, lightweight and can be converted into many different form factors – … Continue reading
april 2012 | show me the light
Light is both obvious and mysterious. We bath in it every day and then stave off the darkness with incandescent and fluorescent bulbs. So let’s ponder the true nature of this mysterious substance that stimulates sight and makes all things visible. Some of the brightest minds in the history of science have focused their powerful … Continue reading
letter from london | february 2012
by Melanie Nelson Building the Revolution Soviet Art and Architecture Despite the cold and wet, trekked across to the Royal Academy of Arts to catch the last day of Building the Revolution Soviet Art and Architecture. We had to fight off the David Hockney fans to make it to the upstairs gallery but glad we … Continue reading
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