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Kate Jackling has created her own style in the world of still life photography and film through a Bauhaus-inspired elegance and simplicity. Her work explores shape, texture and sculpture through the use of natural materials. Munich-based creative consultancy Daily Dialogue designed and developed…
Each and every day, we're lucky to discover dozens of interesting and inspiring projects from around the world. From global identities and campaigns to side projects and independently published books, The Edit is home to five of them; every two weeks. Bayntel allows companies to express their…
GÆA STUDIO is a 200m2 photo and event space in the Dutch city of Rotterdam that is flushed with natural light during daylight hours. The name was plucked from Greek mythology, where ‘Gæa’ means ‘personification of the Earth’. Gæa is the ancestral mother of all life, just like natural light. With…
Each and every day, we're lucky to discover dozens of interesting and inspiring projects from around the world. From global identities and campaigns to side projects and independently published books, The Edit is home to five of them; every two weeks. DMEXCO is one of the largest digital marketing…
Folks, Burger Social Club is a small fast-food restaurant in El Born, one of Barcelona’s oldest neighbourhoods. The fashionable area is famous for its international variety of restaurants and cafés. Folks’ refined menu offers six home-made burgers using carefully selected ingredients that fuse…
The Museo Morelense de Arte Contemporáneo Juan Soriano, MMAC for short, is an art museum in Cuernavaca, the largest city in the Mexican state of Morelos. It’s named after Juan Soriano, a local artist who began exhibiting his paintings at the age of 16 in the 1930s. The museum’s permanent collection…
Designed by Spanish architects SelgasCano, a Los Angeles workspace has popped up in a formerly empty parking lot in Hollywood. The recently opened SecondHome Hollywood boasts a 50,000-square-foot garden of 6,500 trees and plants and 700 tons of soil and vegetation. It is Los Angeles’s densest urban…
I spent 2004–2006 working at Apple as a UI engineer for their online store. Part of my job was to prototype concepts that would add some interactive sparkle to the site. One such project improved the “Personalize your iPod” page, where customers could submit two lines of text to be engraved on the…
Here’s a slightly updated version of a card game I made in 2014. It was originally targeted at the iPad, but for the purposes of this post I’ve altered it to work on any size screen. Essentially it’s a card matching game. Find two matching cards that have an edge or corner touching each other,…
Drawing has always been something I’ve approached with a great deal of unearned confidence. Each time I sit down to sketch I feel sure I’ll be able to capture the subject with a few strokes of a pen, but the end results never seem that different from the drawings I made as a child. That was again…
A couple of years ago I made a small tipi for my nieces and nephews to play with. Nothing human sized, but big enough for them to get some dolls and cars inside. I thought I’d outline how I put it together. The first thing I did was make the poles. I found a stick of walnut in my parts bin and ran…
In late 2017 I started learning how to make CGI hair in Blender. I’d watched some videos from Pixar showing how their fur and hair technology had improved over the years, and it seemed like a fun area to explore myself. The hair I knew best belonged to Sam, and I wondered if I could reproduce his…
I have quite a lot of scrap wood in my workshop. I usually get it from cabinet shops that are having a clear out, or from sidewalks where people have dumped it. It mostly just sits in the corner taking up space, but occasionally I find a use for it. In 2015 I tried making some dishes out of the…
On November 28th 2019, hundreds of guests attended the launch of Brasserie Caserne Brewing Co. The festive night brought together the friends and clients of Montréal-based studio Caserne, with alcohol supplied courtesy of their own fictional beer brand. The studio mustered all of their creativity…
Pan After sells a collection of carefully sourced homeware products online and from their store in Collingwood, Australia. With a focus on handmade, ethically produced and environmentally conscious goods, the Pan After range not only considers the aesthetic value of an item but also the process of…
There’s a traffic jam on Miami Beach thanks to Leandro Erlich. Erlich’s installation, titled “Order of Importance,” is an effort to put conversations surrounding climate change front and center. Commissioned by the city of Miami Beach and curated by Ximena Caminos and Brandi Reddick, the…
Each and every day, we're lucky to discover dozens of interesting and inspiring projects from around the world. From global identities and campaigns to side projects and independently published books, The Edit is home to five of them; every two weeks. Birmingham-based studio Two of Us worked with…
London-based design agency Otherway created the identity for Cabinet, an online pharmacy with a mission to disrupt the $24 billion over-the-counter medicine market in the US. Cabinet are a new kind of pharmacy – they are completely transparent about everything they do and how their products are…
Hotel Peter & Paul is the result of a four-year restoration of the former Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic church and school in the New Orleans neighbourhood of Marigny. The historic location now has 71 hotel rooms and a restaurant, bar, courtyard and event space, with a carefully considered narrative…
Lookbooks is an online bookstore that sells ‘old and kinda fun books’. Their identity, by London-based Studio Lowrie, is initially delivered on a series of bookmarks, custom rolls of tape and tote bags, with a website to follow soon. The playful identity doesn’t take itself too seriously. A series…
Cloakroom is a bi-annual magazine that explores exceptional people and the space they inhabit. With a witty, rigorous and inclusive attitude to storytelling, their aim is to refresh design publishing with a new perspective. The magazine investigates the friction between good and bad taste, and the…
London-based design consultancy Two Times Elliott created the identity for The Unstated, an online womenswear retailer that champions emerging brands. By carrying only ten brands in limited qualities at any one time, their shopping experience comes with a personal and unconventional touch. Two…
In celebration of the Porto City Theatre’s 87th anniversary, Rimini Protokoll presented 100% Porto, a performance that captured the diversity of the city. 100 inhabitants were placed on stage and divided them into categories such as age, gender, nationality and area of residence. Each one of them…
Photographer Shelley Horan invited Melbourne-based studio Both to create her new identity after years of working closely together on various projects. The resulting solution is inspired by Shelley’s love of all things unusual and slightly awkward. This is brought to life through a series of…