helvetica cookies
Designer Beverly Hsu’s Helvetica-shaped cookie cutters are a hit with the type-obsessed. So if you’re going to eat your words, make sure they look nice. via the creative folks at Lost at E Minor
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radiofonografo stereofonico
We just learned that Italian designer’s Achille Castiglioni’s wonderfully named Radiofonografo Stereofonico is being re-issued. “The new Brionvega Radiofonografo is faithful to the original in all the details; in fact, it still has a record player for listening to vinyl records, but it is made with modern technology that greatly enhances its performance.” This is making our hearts thump a little louder!
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greyscale launch at kapok
Whitespace is starting the new year with a new brand. Launching at Kapok’s new store on Sun Street, Greyscale and Kapok are holding a joint party in the evening of Thursday 14th January. The store’s window and exhibition wall will showcase the inspirations behind the Greyscale brand by our studio.
Greyscale is design wares for the spectrum of daily living. It aims to bring charm and style into people’s living and working environments through accessible and contemporary design products that are visually engaging as well as practical, decorative and fun. Through a range of products from note cards to journals and eventually developing into home wares, these products are to be enjoyed by both adults and children. Greyscale is also committed to using sustainable materials and the best practices for the environment making it recyclable and safe.
Kapok is the first shop to carry our line of notecards, and we will be further extending our distribution in Hong Kong and abroad this year. If you haven’t been to Arnault’s shop, stop by and visit as it’s full of great products such as Moleskin, Common Projects, Seventy Eight Percent, Happy Socks, VOID and many more interesting brands.
Come and celebrate with us tonight at Kapok, 6.30-8.30pm, but scoot over to the new space on 3 Sun Street. See you there!
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Jessica Hische
Beautiful work by New York based typographer/illustrator Jessica Hische
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out of this world
These posters for the International Year of Astronomy 2009 by designer Simon Page were designed as self-promotional pieces but ended up being used by the organisation. Link via Creative Review.
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jessica walsh.
NY-based designer and illustrator Jessica Walsh’s work is drop-dead gorgeous. We made this discovery via Faesthetic.
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made by julene
These beautiful handmade paper cuts by Julene Harrison makes great gifts for house warmings, birthdays, anniversaries and weddings.
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2010 by crispin finn
We got the 2009 calendar designed by Crispin Finn, earlier this year with our copy of Grafik magazine, but we are loving his 2010 version - appropriately priced at 10 pounds and now available on his site!
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