These aesthetically pleasing and calming designs by Japanese craftsmen and craftswomen are so hard to resist. From now until February 10, 2021, the soothing designs by Japan’s very own CEMENT PRODUCE DESIGN will be showcased at HAUSTAGE‘s K11 MUSEA’s flagship store. Founded in 1999, CEMENT PRODUCE DESIGN features over 500 Japanese craftsmen and women from … Continued

As a Canadian myself, I didn’t realize Club Monaco is a brand from Canada until now. The first-ever Club Monaco opened their doors in 1985 on Queen West Street, Toronto. Priding on their “modern essentials with integrity and longevity,” Club Monaco remains to be a brand that effortlessly delivers evergreen pieces in textures of exquisite … Continued

My social media newsfeed has been bombarded with Emily in Paris in the past week. Though I enjoy high fashion, I’m not a fan of Emily’s outfits. I prefer one statement-making item in a total look instead of having too much going on. And the one item I usually go for is either a signature … Continued

As we see stuck up cardboards and acrylic boards pinned up between tables at restaurants here in Hong Kong, Elenberg’s interlocking Perspex sheets in bright fluro and colourways inspired by the Australian bush is a breath of fresh air. Inspired by Playplax children’s design toy in the 70’s, Melbourne-based Zahava Elenberg has transformed its very … Continued

We were fascinated by her pins four years ago, and now, four laters later, we are still fascinated by her pins (and their new home goods collection). After all these years, Coucou Suzette remains to be one of our favorite brands. Juliette founded the brand in 2013 from a joke. She created a boob shaped ring design … Continued

For those of you who know, stuvvz has just been back online, so we’re actively seeing who’s been looking at our social media, hoping to understand who our current audiences are. And to our pleasant surprise, Heralbony is one of them.  Their IG bio says “知的障害。その、ひとくくりの言葉の中にも、無数の個性がある。“普通”じゃない、ということ。それは同時に、可能性だと思う。異彩を、放て。” There is also a roughly translated line in English, but I … Continued

I’ve studied Japanese for years in my life, yet, my on-and-off practice with it has gotten me not much further than just conducting casual conversations with those who speak the language. The first thing I had to learn was Hiragana, the basic set of characters to the language. It was pure memorization for me, until … Continued