Vanessa Barragão ’s rugs depict diverse underwater ecosystems using recycled yarns and creating intricate tapestries of ecosystems by hand. Studio Vanessa Barragão is a design studio focusing on the artisanal techniques and wasted yarns from the industry to produce textiles and products...
How cute is this branding project? Love Fest Fibers is a San Francisco based company who makes yarns from alpaca and merino wool, with their yarns inspired by communities all over the world, from New Zealand to Nepal to the...
Cassie Byrnes is a young textile designer from Melbourne, Australia who loves to experiment with patterns, colours, textures and prints. Although she’s specialised in fabrics, Cassie also works with ceramics, paper, and more, with the theme of colour and expression...
If you happen to be in Munich, Germany this January, make sure you don’t miss Paris-based American artist Sheila Hicks‘s exhibition at The Espace Louis Vuitton. Sheila Hicks is an established artist, with a studio in Paris since 1967. Her background...
If you’re fascinated by all things Brazilian, in Milan until this Sunday (24th May) is this fantastic exhibition, “Sou do Mundo, Sou Minas Gerais” (I am the world, I am Minas Gerais). Promoting the Brazilian creative industry in Minas Gerais,...
Netherlands design studios LileSADI and Siebring & Zoetmulder have collaborated on the “Daily Gems” cabinet, which they exhibited at Salone Satellite at Milan Design Week this year. Siebring & Zoetmulder’s design style involves simple and geometric shapes and natural materials, and their...
Showing alongside Olga Bielawska at Salone Satellite 2015 was young Berlin-based designer Joa Herrenknecht who, much like her Polish-German stand-mate, focuses on clean, beautiful, geometric designs. She loves to focus on all kinds of natural materials from stone to textiles,...
Barcellona design firm HUNCH, which we met at Milan Design Week 2014, presented an interesting project starting from the evolution of value – crafted textiles. The project started with the proposal to explore in depth the loss of tradition in hand...
This recent portrait by Cape Town-based artist Pierre Fouché was made over a four year period using bobbin lace in polyester thread. I’ve never seen anyone work with lace and can only imagine the immeasurable skill and patience needed to create something this intricate....
Master of embroidery Evelin Kasikov recently began a new project involving cross stitched portraits. Using an identical grid, each image is created using a mix of geometric stitching styles and thread of varying color and thickness that results in these beautifully pixelated faces....
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