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Polli Jewelry Collection
I came across this fantastic line of Australian-made jewelry at the recent New York Gift Show. Founded in 2002 by Tess Lloyd and Maja Rose, Polli uses sustainable materials and processes and has been...
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Aroha Silhouettes Jewelry
We all have addictions, some are just more socially acceptable (and legal) than others. A few I will admit to in public include watching reruns of The Office, my weekly pint of Ciao Bella Dark...
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Empty Memory USB Collection
I met designer Yoo-Kyung Shin last May at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in New York City, where she was displaying a stunning collection of 4GB USB memory sticks that double as jewelry...
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Designy Studio: Aminimal
Brooklyn-based Aminimal Studio is a collaboration between American-born John Briscella and Russian-born Svetlana Blum Briscella. According to the pair, “We research complex systems, phenomena in...
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Magical Magnetic Jewelry
Since the first time i spotted Uno Magnetic jewelry at the New York Gift Show in New York City, i was intrigued. Created by Miami-based architect/interior designer Luis Pons, the jewelry is made of a...
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Oh My Clumsy Heart Jewelry
Sophie Davies is a designer living in the South East of Kent in England, where she makes minimal, modern jewelry for the wonderfully named Oh My Clumsy Heart. Her collections range from classic jewelry...
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Orange Peel Jewelry
One of my favorite new jewelry finds from this winter’s New York Gift Show was the Calamarie Orange Peel Collection. These handcrafted “roses” start out as orange peels that are collected from street...
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Inca Starzinsky Jewelry
I met Inca Starzinsky during last month’s London Design Festival, where she was displaying a collection of her jewelry and accessories at the Tent London exhibit at the Old Truman Brewery in...
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24 Share it Gold by Tomorrow Lab
When the product designers at the New York City-based firm Tomorrow Lab discovered that the key fob for New York City’s Citi Bike share system could be cracked-open, they decided to transfer the key’s...
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KnollTextiles & Goods for Good Charity Bracelets
Following a successful collaboration in 2012, KnollTextiles and the non-profit goods for good (GFG) have teamed up again to help set up sustainable community enterprises in Malawi. For the first...
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Sun and Moon Miyamoto Watch by Mr Jones Watches
London-based Mr Jones Watches has launched their latest unusual timepiece, and this one will appeal to the old-school gamers out there. Named after the designer of the Super Mario video games, Shigeru...
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Paper Punk Jewelry Fold
There is something very satisfying about folding the paper jewelry from the Paper Punk Jewelry Fold kit. Designed to make 3D necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, the kit includes easily foldable...
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DNA Jewelry from Identity Inside
The concept of giving someone your heart is so overused and cliché, why not give them your DNA instead? As science-fiction as this might sound, a group of scientists based in Switzerland have figured...
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Objects of Desire: A Showcase of Modern Erotic Products & The Creative Minds...
I’m excited to announce the upcoming publication of my first book on product design! Available for pre-order now, Objects of Desire: A Showcase of Modern Erotic Products & the Creative Minds Behind...
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Dream of Songs Jewelry by Minna Kao
Dream of Songs is a Brooklyn-based jewelry brand that produces ethereal, modern, 3D-printed jewelry pieces in Brooklyn and Long Island City, New York. Minna Kao, the 41-year-old founder and creator of...
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Béton Brut Concrete Jewelry
Industrial designer Amanda Nogier creates Béton Brut concrete jewelry in a process similar to the forming of architectural terrazzo. These one-of-a-kind pieces use locally-sourced concrete and a...
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