Brooklyn-based illustrator Paul Tuller has taken his drawings out of this world with his astronaut-inspired (NASA’s Ed White to be exact) t-shirt. Each one is hand-printed in small batches, and sure to inspire some cosmic vibes.
Brooklyn-based illustrator Paul Tuller has taken his drawings out of this world with his astronaut-inspired (NASA’s Ed White to be exact) t-shirt. Each one is hand-printed in small batches, and sure to inspire some cosmic vibes.
Keep snug with Aether’s infinity scarf made of 100% cashmere. The waffle knit adds a little visual texture to the design, which comes in either black or grey.
Boldly patterned socks that promise to stay put, Taft socks have patterned silicone in the heel for a better grip and come in a variety of colors and patterns for extra fun—even if nobody else will see it.
Founded in 1922, Tokyo-based Shotoku Glass Company originally manufactured extremely thin glass for use in light bulbs. In 1958 they began utilizing their distinct skills to create drinking vessels, which are highly treasured for the same reason—super thin glass. Pour an award-winning Japanese whiskey into one of these to obtain the most in pure flavor.
Brooklyn-based designers Cold Picnic have added to their repertoire a line of wool rugs hand-tufted in India. The poetically titled Hawaii, Then and Now 2′ x 3′ rug features an abstraction of color with a natural feel.
Revered British product designer Jasper Morrison has an extraordinary ability to turn the common household object into a thing of simple beauty. His book of personal photographs is a peek into how this magic occurs; he certainly doesn’t see the world as others do. “The Good Life” features snaps from his travels, which are both humorous and insightful.
Rome wasn’t built in a day, but you can construct quite the architectural empire with the help of SUCK UK’s Skyline wrapping paper. Gift boxes become apartment buildings, storefronts and skyscrapers of varying heights, and your bounty a miniature city in print.
Bird & Knoll goes quite literal with the Concrete Jungle Scarf, which depicts NYC’s Highline Park in a photograph printed on cashmere and modal. In addition to supporting the beloved, new-ish green space by donating, they offer up suggestions for dining and shopping in the area.
A graceful equine tail that emits light creates an unexpectedly crisp fixture in a sophisticated decor scheme. The Horsehair Sconce by Apparatus Studio evokes something that seems almost alive, yet sturdy in its mounted position.
Made with rare Taurillon leather, this bag offers durable accommodation within a lush exterior. Atelier Renard has been creating luxurious accessories from its Parisian workshop since the 1930s, promising a tradition of refined elegance.
If you’re not familiar with the name Steven Vogel, it’s likely you’ve seen his work before; be it his pioneering music and menswear blog, his expert projects for Burton and Levi’s, or his brazen T-shirt and print designs created under the moniker Black Lodges. This detailed work, Death From Above, is hand-drawn and hand-printed on 220gsm, and signed and numbered by the man himself.
Packed in an unassuming bottle, Secret Aardvark’s habanero hot sauce is quietly becoming an essential staple among hot sauce fanatics. Created by a two-person operation in Portland and sold at farmers markets, this Caribbean/Tex-Mex hybrid can now be purchased online so you can fulfill the inherent desire to “put it on everything.”
Working with silk threads on Khaddar fabric, fair wage female artisans in Punjab, Pakistan spend 48 hours hand-embroidering the graphic pattern on each Trinidad Zip Clutch. Inspired by Old Havana tile work, the 10” x 7”-wristlet features all the attention to detail and quality for which Popinjay is known: Italian hardware, calfskin leather, meticulous handiwork as well as the brand’s signature woven parrot lining.
Conceptual artist John Baldessari is best known for his work in found photography and the application of his sense of humor—most notably, his signature technique of covering faces with bright colorful price stickers. For VISIONAIRE’s 64th issue, his subjects are a little more recognizable—with selfies of Drake, Miley Cyrus, Gisele Bündchen, Scarlett Johansson and more—but his “interventions” are still just as colorful and mischievous as ever.
Family-run Smile Squared donates a bamboo toothbrush to a child in need for each toothbrush purchased. You can also forgo the brush and still join their altruistic effort with a simple $5 donation. Studies show that clean teeth are not only cosmetically uplifting, but that regular brushing also prevents heart disease.
Shower shavers, rejoice. The Shave Well Company has come out with a deluxe version of their effective fog-free mirror that’s 33% bigger—and it still does what it promises: hangs, stays, doesn’t fog up. Seems like a no-brainer, but in a world where almost anything is possible, we take reliability as a novelty.