Milan Furniture fair is coming up this month and someone ready to exhibit there is Studio Mischer’Traxler . Among their product we find the series called RealLimited. RealLimited is about limited editions that reflect limitations in reality: untouched nature, maintained traditions, old craftsmanship, languages and dialects… Here are some sneak peaks on their products and some of the will take part in the Design Connection Brainport and Academy Eindhoven exhibition in Milan. (more…)

So spring is right around the corner and soon the most important accessorise will be sunglasses. Personally I have a big box of them already, but you can never really have to many, can you? The Australian eye-wear designer Omar Seluj is out with his debut-collection of two different styles of sunglasses, that comes in three different colours each. It’s only a limited edition but it sure looks good! (more…)

This is juts how I like it; playful, innovative and funky! The young Brooklyn designer Timothy Liles has made these rings in crayons, so I guess there is no doubt he has a colourful imagination. You can buy the useful accessorises in packages of 8 colours at The Future Perfect. (more…)

When it comes to beauty products the packaging design often tend to be colourful and “loud” competing for you attention among so many other products. in the supermarket. Personally I think pharmacy-products have a more serious approach to it, and the subtler the packaging is; the more I find it trust worthy. This Loto massage oil has precisely the look I like, with both the old fashion feeling and the typography spot on! Designs by P576, the packaging is made with recycled cardboard, with the line’s distinctive seal hot stamped in gold, and affixed typographic labels that describe the makeup of the product, to create elegant and sophisticated packaging that alludes to the individuality of the scent inside. (more…)

Just a month ago some friends of mine opened a small store in Oslo. The store, witch you find at Kampen park, is a design-, art- and event store. Here you will not only find a big variety of design products, but you can also take a seat (on the nice bench inside or outside in the park in the summer) and enjoy a cool German soft drink or old fashion candy. I have helped them out creating the graphic profile, and I really do love how the whole store has come together. So if you are in Oslo, make sure to take a trip to Tante Guri this weekend! (more…)