Himo Art was founded by Japanese self-taught artist, May Sterchi, after discovering a newfound love for interior design. The San Diego-based designer uses calligraphy to inspire her hand crafted weavings and rope work. Some of her pieces can be found at Urban Outfitters where she was featured in their blog. You can follow Himo Art on Facebook and purchase her designs on Etsy.
Images: Courtesy of Himo Art.
Mondocherry is a homeware store located in Malvern, a suburb of Melbourne, Australia. The company is the conception of two sisters, Clare Scholes and Joy Stewart, along with their mother, Sue Hopper. They launched their store to showcase original designs as well as work from other international designers and artisans. We particularly like their range of layered hand cut paper shapes formed into a sculptural piece and framed in a shadow box. You can follow them on Facebook and see their range of products on Instagram.
Images: Courtesy of Mondocherry.
We’ve featured Pikku before in our old blog site but excellent designs of home textile and paper goods are always worth a repeat acknowledgement. Pikku, a Finnish word for tiny, is the creation of designer, Valerie Ormiston. We love her simple, modern graphics, patterns and the appealing colors. Pikku shoppe can be found here at Big Cartel.
Images: Courtesy of Pikku.
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