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I love A Détacher pieces for the home. Pink shag pillows, felt balls and blankets make up her line. Each is more irresistible than the last!

In this interview with A Détacher designer Mona Kowalska, Style Like U takes you inside her Brooklyn townhouse to discuss pattern making, her approach to design, and why she left Paris.

“Whether Mona creates a collection inspired by her grandmother’s underthings or one that reflects upon her recent divorce, chances are that Mona’s heartfelt creations will speak to you…”

Read the full interview “HERE”:
http://stylelikeu.com/blog/designer-with-style-mona-kowalska/.

Shop our collection HERE

- Rachael VanDalen

For those of you who have come into the store, you’ve probably noticed New York furniture designer John Houshmand’s stunning wood and glass tables.

In this short video about John Houshmand’s work, you’ll learn more about how he got his start, plus his unique projects for New York restaurant Nobu, and Robert De Niro’s Greenwich Hotel.

-Nina Maldonado

Abyss Super Pile Towels are some of the thickest, most luxurious towels you will find.


Made with 100% Giza 70 Egyptian cotton, Abyss towels incorporate extra long fibers and the finest possible cotton available on the market.With one of the highest thread counts in the industry, the result is a towel that’s both extremely soft and extremely durable.

The towels are then finished with elegant curved corners from Abyss and Habidecor’s signature trim.

Amazing!

Shop our Abyss towels HERE

- Rachael

Check out this interview with designer Jason Miller HERE.

“I hope people will simply think ‘Jason Miller was a good designer’ when I’m gone. That is why I constantly ask myself, ‘Can this be done better?’”

Also, check out our awesome vases (cast from Lego models) from Jason Miller.

In order of appearance:

Small Ogel Vase

Medium Ogel Vase

Large Ogel Vase

- Nina Maldonado

Check out these massive and beautiful works from ceramicist Stan Bitters at the headquarters of Fresno, CA ceramics center iLoveToCreate.

And be sure to check out our amazing pieces from Stan Bitters below.

In order of appearance:

Stan Bitters Birdhouse in Bronze HERE

Stan Bitters Hanging Lantern HERE

Stan Bitters Environmental Ceramic Book HERE

Images from the Mid-Centuria

I adore Haley Ann Robinson’s artwork! Check out this amazing interview and behind the scenes photos of her home:

“Haley Ann is a graphic designer, artist and illustrator who splits her time between Los Angeles and Portland. She gathers inspiration from the lush forests of Oregon, and much of her work is rooted in nature.”

Read the full article HERE

Shop our Haley Ann Robinson pieces HERE

-Nina

Sebastian Bergne of L’ATELIER D’EXERCICES sits down for an interview with Delood magazine. Check it out!

“Design is the process by which the physical world around us comes to be. It is a reflection of our needs, desires and indifference. If I can influence this in a positive way then I am happy. Design is my profession and my means of expression.” -Sebastian Bergne

Read the full interview HERE

Shop our L’Atelier D’Exercices HERE

-Rachael

Check out this quick video for +81’s latest issue and details of what this volume offers up.



“First half of the magazine will show the incredibly dynamic works by Gordon young (UK); Odires Mlaszho (Brazil) whom dissects letters
sensitively to reconstruct and composes graphics; Erica Baum who creates a collage that is simple yet sensible; Cutting and pasting of intricate text
by TSANG Kin-Wah (Hong Kong) and many more artists who has been accomplishing to conduct their distinct style around the world. Second half of the magazine will feature the new way of expression, “Creative Consortium” that gathers more than 3 specialists the areas of creator, media, engineer, manufacture, and consumer. Here, we have picked 5 of the recent projects.”

Be sure to grab your latest copy HERE

Totokaelo’s Founder and Creative Director, Jill Wenger, was recently named one of Seattle Met’s 36 most influential people. We couldn’t be more proud – congrats Jill!

Read the full article HERE