Interview: Amelie Peraud and Pierre-Yves Babin

We talk to the French expats behind Tang'roulou about their kids' line inspired by Beijing's old city

Tang’roulou‘s atelier is a small and colorful workshop at the intersection of two narrow alleys in Beijing where you can still feel the charm of the old city. It’s the kind of place where one is more likely to see trucks loaded with cabbage than brand new SUVs, where little emperors still run around in their open-crotch pants and old fellows gather on the corners …

I Still Love NY

Sebastian Errazuriz's Hurricane Sandy relief T-shirt for Grey Area

New York-based artist and designer Sebastian Errazuriz has created a riff on the iconic and ubiquitous “I Heart NY” design by Milton Glaser in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Submerging the logo in blue dip-dye on a T-shirt for Grey Area, Errazuriz, whose studio was paralyzed by city power outages in the violent storm, was inspired after noticing the devastatingly high flood line on the …

Haeckel Haus Co.

Nineteenth-century lithographic curiosities reborn for home and fashion

The 19th-century biologist Ernst Haeckel is credited with categorizing thousands of species, creating a genealogical tree that unites all life and coining the world “ecology.” But his prominence in the scientific community is matched by his cultural legacy: Haeckel’s lithographs of rare creatures have become emblematic of the Victorian era. More than a hundred years later, Haeckel is enjoying a second heydey as the inspiration …