“I’m the opposite of Marie Kondo,” writer Anne Lamott says. “I believe that an incredibly clean desk is a sign of being stuck, but of course everyone has their own way of making a desk safe or comforting for them. I like piles of paper, and I like notes everywhere.” Anne, who has authored 19
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Clayton Korte camouflages winery in limestone hillside. + Located at the eastern edge of the Texas Hill Country, the Clayton Korte-designed wine cave, which holds a collection of
For Mimi Jung, an artist whose practice centers on handwoven tapestry and sculpture, her work is often biographical, formed by her psyche and landscape. She splits her time between LA and Montana, where she’s building a new studio on nine acres of lush wilderness—an exciting but loud, chaotic task, she says. Back in LA, Mimi
Born in Örebro, Sweden, Camilla Engstrom never thought she’d be a painter. “I was introduced to drawing and watercolors by my grandfather when I was a kid. He was super encouraging and told me I would one day become an artist,” she says. “I thought he was wrong, as I wanted to become a fashion
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Camille Walala designs Supermarket pop-up at London Design Museum with artist-designed essentials. + Supermarket, a five-day pop-up, includes Camille’s characteristic bold, vibrant colors and patterns and sells traditional
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** The Tom Dixon HYDRO chair embraces an automotive technique to create its playful shape. + HYDRO is 100% aluminum, made through an automotive process called superforming. Instead of
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Russell & George turn to the ocean’s depths for interior inspiration. + Ryan Russell and Byron George, directors of Russell & George, designed the interior for Sarah &
Klein Dytham Architecture’s Toggle Hotel in Tokyo borrows its yellow and gray from the expressway next door.
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Studio Saxe designs a retreat perched on the hilltops in Costa Rica. + Called Casa Bell-Lloc, the tropical home was designed with the steep terrain in mind. Private
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Kristin Bedford’s photographs demystify Mexican-American lowrider culture in LA. + “Underlying all of my projects is an interest in social justice and how communities express their civil rights
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Denisse Ariana Pérez releases her highly anticipated debut photo book, Agua. + The book highlights two main themes Denisse explores in her photography—water and masculinity—across Uganda, Senegal, and
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Snøhetta designs its first Tokyo project, a restaurant called Burnside, with an all-black interior. + Set above a convenience store in Harajuku, Burnside was designed in collaboration with
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Garmendia Cordero Arquitectos creates a home out of a 16th century church in Spain. + Called The Church of Tas, the renaissance building underwent renovations like a new
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Stephan Gladieu goes behind the lens in North Korea. + The French photographer’s latest series gives a glimpse into North Korean society. Stephan always wanted to visit, and
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** In Mexico City, Young & Ayata and Michan Architecture bring a perforated concrete facade to DL1310 apartments. + Based in Mexico City‘s Tetelpan neighborhood, the DL1310 apartments have
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Check out the winners of the first-ever 2020 International Automotive Photography Awards. + Founded and judged by Hedi Sersoub, Amy Shore, and Drew Gibson, the awards announced the
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Patricia Urquiola brings breezy Spanish flair to an office complex in Frankfurt. + Chez Marie is a two-story cafe and cafeteria in Marienturm and Marienforum towers, which Patricia
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** View this post on Instagram A post shared by RAEL (@rrael) And the Beazley Design of the Year award goes to … “Teeter-Totter
Every Thursday the Sixtysix newsletter delivers the latest creative news, designs, and insights straight to your inbox. Here are this week’s highlights. Not on the email list? Subscribe now. *** Social enterprise platform ISHKAR gives creatives in countries like Afghanistan, Yemen, and Pakistan a retail outlet to share their work. + Founded by Flore de
Johanna Grawunder lights the way in design with installations that combine light, furniture, and color. Here's how she does it.
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