Some Aussie birdies for a change, this time by South Australian designer Alice Potter. Her sterling silver necklaces are available from Collect in Sydney, which showcases some of Australia’s most respected object makers and designers.
Images courtesy of Object Gallery. Photography by Joy Lai.
In my eyes, the man can do no wrong. Rob Ryan's latest collaboration, with Japanese homewares company Afternoon Tea, features a range of delightful rainy day motifs (including - gasp! - a wee birdy holding an umbrella) and the words "Walkin' in the rain" splashed across a collection of wet weather gear. I bags the umbrella.
Images courtesy of Rob Ryan and Afternoon Tea.
Just what every design-conscious boudoir needs: a birdy condom dispenser! Cucoon Condom Dispenser, by Danish designer Susanne Hanggaard.
(via Swiss Miss.)
Birdy paper sculptures and collages, starting at £35 by UK artist Helen Musselwhite.
I first spied Charlene Mullen’s exquisite hand-embroidered work at the East London Design Show in December. And being the London-obsessed lass that I am, I made a beeline for her monochrome cushions featuring iconic London landscapes.
Transcending a purely functional role, each graphic “piece” is beautifully crafted with extraordinary attention to detail. And with Mullen drawing inspiration from Victorian Christening gowns to prison tattoos, it’s no wonder her work appears simultaneously both modern and vintage.
In London, you can find her cushions at Liberty, Sigmar and Linley. She is also stocked in Le Bon Marche in Paris and Scoop in the U.S. Otherwise, purchases can be made through enquiries to her website.
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