Contemporary crisis and mythical inspiration in a Greek design collection by Ikechukwu Onyewuenyi When one thinks of Atlantis, a phantasm of decadence and splendor floods the senses, harkening a city at the height of its glory. For the "Atlantish: quite…

We sit down with Juliet Totten to talk about her movement to bring the oysters to the people by Matt Domino Since 2007, Juliet Totten has embraced society's current entrepreneurial spirit as the co-owner and founder of the wedding decoration…

Comune's Drop City group show in LA By Mark Buche Drop City is the artist community formed by clothing company COMUNE to attract like-minded artists to come together and collaborate on special projects. With an impressive group of new and…

A featured artist talks music, food, fashion and skateboarding by Frank Galland Founded by Aaron Broudo, Brooklyn Night Bazaar brings the inspirational energy and madness of Southeast Asian night markets to a 40,000 square foot former carpet warehouse on the…

Lisbon-based designers take global inspiration for simple designs By Miranda Ward Annett Bourquin and Kerstin Greve founded the Lisbon-based label ANVE as a small but carefully curated collection of accessories, bags and home goods. According to the pair, the goal…

Rebel-inspired home accessories from down under By Yale Breslin Insight, a line of women's and men's clothing born from the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia, has introduced their latest addition, Insight Collectibles. As a way to turn their collection of…

Colette for The Impossible Project, Egypt's election logos, airless tires and more in our look at the web this week 1. Printstagr.amLeave a record of your Instagram addiction with these miniature printouts from Prinstagr.am, an online service that assembles posters,…

Simple, rustic jewelry from two Austin artists captures the spirit of the Texas landscape by Miranda Ward 
 Launched last month, Fail+Canoe jewelry brings together two Austin-based designers, Christine Fail of Fail Jewelry and Natalie Davis of Canoe. Fail earned…

A new body of work by artist Paula Scher takes a subjective look at topography by Maj Hartov Graphic design heavyweight Paula Scher's new book Maps covers her cartographic artwork since the late 1990s. She calls her large-scale paintings "distortions…

Bright and beautiful scarves inspired by California dreaming By Miranda Ward Recently-launched brand Stolen Sunday makes youthful scarfs for men and women inspired by the enchantment of California dreams, proclaiming their desire to "remind you that life is pretty damn…

Subscription service marries the novelty of receiving mail with the power of online communities by Miranda Ward Founded by Zach Frechette, Cofounder and Editor of Good magazine, Quarterly Co. is a new subscription service delivering a batch of gifts handpicked…

The throwback cafe racer turns heads and nails the curves along Mulholland by Matt Spangler You know the feeling of finding the perfect suit? Any outfit that makes you more confident in everything you do—your steps a little crisper, your…

Cheeky towels from a U.K. purveyor add a little humor to high tea by Miranda Ward Stocking designer tea towels like Australia's Third Drawer Down and Unity Peg labels, the couple behind the U.K. purveyor To Dry For bring a…

Leave your mark in a massive notebook filled with handwriting for the future by Bryn Chernoff Starting at Tokyo's Mori Art Museum in 2006, Cameroon-born artist Bili Bidjocka and Lausanne-born curator Simon Njami have been traversing the world inviting creatives…

An opulent box designed to store life's most precious memories by Adele Chan Presented in Asia two years ago, the first-ever Saporiti Design Award Exhibition showcased the works of nine promising Singaporean designers who were tasked with creatively conceiving luxury…

An emerging fashion designer's 8-bit-inspired latest collection and store by Adele Chan Where most go for increasingly hi-def effects, experimental Japanese designer Kunihiko Morinaga took a deliberately different direction with his label Anrealage, designing the Fall/Winter 2011 line around the…

Berlin's former power plant hosts the world's brightest contemporary artists by Shawn Thomson Known for its unfiltered take on contemporary art in recent years, Germany's capital city has increasingly become an international stomping ground for artists, dealers, collectors and enthusiasts…

An iPod app that does errands, dogs in fitteds, fonts for dyslexics and more in this week's look at the web 1. 14th FINA World Championships After shooting an aquatic competition in Shanghai from various angles, photographer Ezra Shaw found…

Everything you need to take the feasting outdoors When the weather complies, a picnic represents near ultimate sensory satisfaction. Snacking and sipping, mingling with the beauty of the great outdoors, and basking in the warm seasonal glow—the tradition has all…