Category Archives: Product Design

P.Palette

March 20, 2020 12:03 AM \

We are always on the lookout for great stationery items and found a few in this Korean online shop and design studio, P.Palette. We particularly admire the simplicity of her designs and her packaging. We have no information on the name of the designer but this is what she wrote on her website: 

“Hello. I am a designer. I studied web design and video and I am still interested in it. You can see my life through Instagram and YouTube. I run a lifestyle stationery store.” 

You can follow the designer on her website that includes her shop, Youtube and Instagram.

Images:  Courtesy of P.Palette.

Posted in: Korea, Product Design, Stationery \ Tagged: , ,

Kae Kanamori

February 12, 2020 12:03 AM \

Found these bags and accessories on two of our favorite Japanese sites for handmade products, Iichi and Minne. We love the patterns and the application of the designs on various items.  The Tokyo-based artist, Kai Kanamori, draws the patterns, dyes the patterns on linen and sews the finished handcrafted product.

The artist graduated from Nagoya University of Arts and worked as an illustrator.  In 2015 she officially launched her brand, Kaeson.

You can follow the artist on her website, Facebook and Instagram.  Her products can be purchased on Minne and Iichi but we’re not certain if they do international sales.  

Images:  Courtesy of Kae Kanamori.

Posted in: Illustration, Japan, Product Design, Surface Design, Textile \ Tagged: , , , ,

photoAlquimia

October 18, 2019 12:03 AM \
photoAlquimia is a design studio based in Madrid, Spain.  Carlos Jiménez is the photographer and Pilar Balsalobre is the art director, both involved in providing creative solutions in developing spaces, objects and events.  Their main source of inspiration is nature, trades and handcrafting techniques.  As they have written in their company philosophy it is evident that “nature has given them answers of unimaginable value”.

You can view their work on their website, Behance and Facebook.  Their products are available in their website shop.

Images:  Courtesy of photoAlquimia.
Posted in: Ceramics, Product Design \ Tagged: ,
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