The UMAMY Design Group is one of my favorites. I guess that their new “Grey Area” exhibition is a proper reason to introduce you all to their wicked minds.
“The “Grey Area” exhibition, is about concrete. It is about a sensual material who’s value has been demolished. It is about moldable and non moldable shapes.”
I’m sure that now you’ll fall in love with their world.
BTW, the good news is that you can have your own piece of the [...]

“Two industrial designers” are Ran Kazes and Liran Elbaz.
Their limited-edition collection of unique, handmade dolls made we want to crawl to bed and hug my own “Head in the sand” doll.
Each and every doll was created with a zero waste policy, out of leftovers from the upholstery and fashion industry (One man’s dirt is another man’s treasure …)
The guys are working on their own web site but until then the dolls are waiting for you at their [...]

Griffin Yang and Cheney Tseng aka Haoshi Design Studio make the most hilarious designs I ever seen. But at the same time each piece is wearable and elegant in it’s own way. I love the whiteness of the concrete… It adds some kind of purity vibe.
BTW, Haoshi means good things in Chinese.
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www.haoshi.com.tw

When you take two creative minds like mother and daughter, Tammar Edelman and Elinor Avni, you get each and every time surprisingly stunning collections!
Sculptured jewelry gets a whole new meaning in Noritamy’s 2010 summer collection.
For sure, the nails collection is my favorite. I love the simplicity, transparency and movement in it.
Which one is your favorite?
BTW, if you want to refresh your memory, you can peak here at the girl’s previous collection.
www.noritamy.com

You should know by now that I’m a big fan of the guys at the 4make studio. For their summer collection they added the cutest creature ever, Wally.
Wally is the creation of the talented Oleg Milstein of the Tea Party Studio.
www.4make.com