Studio Selection
A list of current favorites in home goods, art, design, and culture.
Marble vase
Elliot Camarra is a New York-based artist who creates beautiful hand-built ceramics. This vase is a favorite because of the painted marbling.
Ester bath towel
This cotton towel by Autumn Sonata is inspired by traditional Katazome stencil practices and sure to enhance any bath routine.
Optic twist glass
Natalie Weinberger, known for her ceramics, creates optical glassware in collaboration with a North Carolina based master glassblower.
Pringle earrings
SAMMA is a permanent collection of signature jewelry pieces by NYC-based sculptor Hanna Sandin. These earrings elevate any outfit and are an integral part of my personal uniform.
Light compositions
Ylva Carlgren is a Swedish artist who creates non-figurative watercolor paintings. A meticulous layering technique results in atmospheric works with delicate shifts in light.
Carlgren has upcoming shows in Tokyo, Västerås, Stockholm, and Beijing.
Stool n-04 by Nadén
Based in Sweden, Nadén makes furniture of wood, grown and milled in a naturally managed forest one hour from the workshop where it is built, and the studio where it is designed.
Percale bedding
Tekla’s bedding in soft grey makes the perfect spring refresh.
Wingårdhs x Marrakech Design
Pop + Paper cuts is a collection of cement tiles designed by Maja Gödicke and Leila Atlassi at Wingårdhs Arkitektkontor, produced in collaboration with Marrakech Design.
Claude Viallat retrospective at Templon gallery
Claude Viallat is one of the founders of the Supports/Surfaces movement in the 1970s, which called for art to renew itself through a deconstruction of traditional materials. Viallat started to work on industrial tarp, endlessly repeating the same abstract pattern, resembling a small bone, which became his signature. Stencilled repeatedly onto a range of supports, the pattern asks us to reflect on the meaning of the creative act and the status of the work of art.
“The form is of no interest. What is there is that it is not geometric, it is not symbolic, it is not representative, it is not decorative, so it has all the qualities” - Claude Viallat
The exhibition is on view at Templon’s New York location through 4/27.
Sonia Delaunay: Living art
This new catalogue published by Yale University Press is a richly crafted tribute to the avant-garde artist and designer Sonia Delaunay, whose boundary-breaking approach is echoed in the volume’s interdisciplinarity and its inspired design.
Textiles, fashion, interiors, book art, and more are highlighted across 26 chapters by leading international scholars to give new insight into Delaunay’s strategies of self-promotion, entrepreneurial endeavors, legacy-building efforts, and vast network of collaborators.