A visit to Gregory's downtown LA studio.
09.14.2024
A visit with Japanese wood worker and sculptor Shoji Morinaga.
A delightful time capsule of 60s cuisine and travel.
A new collection celebrating 10 years of collaboration with George Smith.
A morning visit with Commune designer, Kerry Bogus in Sierra Madre.
05.31.2024
On sound, nature, art, and furniture.
On photos of American hotel lobbies from the 80's.
On the relationship between landscape and architecture in Northern California.
On the natural and timeless forms of the Swiss designer’s handmade furniture.
02.24.2024
Remembering one of our most favorite projects.
Talking shop in Frogtown with an LA maker.
On arranging and foraging flowers.
A visit to the Japanese home goods company, Gungendo.
A look at the fabulous costume balls of a bygone era
12.23.2023
A chat with ceramicist Whitman Shenk
On the intuitive design objects of Gaetano Pesce
We chat with Commune's Josie Ford in Hollywood Heights
12.21.2023
We chat with Commune's Ashley Takacs on a Friday evening
11.22.2023
The drawings of Lawrence Halprin.
11.21.2023
A chat with sculptor Bruce Mitchell about his practice.
On painterly abstract textiles.
We spend a morning with Roman Alonso at his apartment in Los Feliz.
07.8.2023
Celebrating 15 Years of Friendship and Collaboration
A chat with Commune alumnus Carlos Morera about all things cactus.
A beautifully made two-book volume of Karl Lagerfeld's architectural photography
Preservation of India's rich heritage of traditional craft.
03.11.2023
Nature finds form in glass.
A look into the past and present posts of Ed Fella.
We talk with weaver Marina Contro in her San Francisco studio.
The Life and Work of a Benedictine Monk and Architect.
03.1.2023
The seaside life of an artist, farmer, and fisherman.
12.20.2022
On our collaboration with Exquisite Surfaces.
A fabulous approach to holiday decoration.
Visual Meditations on Modernist Architecture.
A chat about the restoration of a home in Hudson.
Simplicity and permanence in modern architecture.
09.2.2022
Inside Gerhard Richter artist's books and Capitalistic Realism.
Exploring the pioneering and collaborative spirit of American designer Russel Wright’s home and studio.
Bridging the life and work of an enigmatic artist.
09.1.2022
A new shopping experience
An inspiring study on branding.
04.8.2022
Studying the work of the master in and out of Chicago.
A great book about the life and work of French furniture designer and craftsman Pierre Chapo.
The other-worldly garden of Charles Jencks.
A chat about woodworking in Northern California.
A beautiful book and object.
01.28.2022
A glimpse into the studio of one of our collaborators.
A guided tour of one of Mexico’s architectural treasures.
Body and sculpture interact.
An Inspiring Day at the Gamble House.
01.17.2022
On the soulful interiors of artist spaces.
10.19.2021
A world class collection of bonsai specimens in our own backyard
A practical manual for the lay student of color by Emily Noyes Vanderpoel.
A rare combination of tradition and modernity.
Exploring the artist studio of the late Swedish sculptor, Carl Eldh
Graphic design as art.
09.3.2021
Our field visit to the Raymond Farm in New Hope, Pennsylvania.
A collection of photos shines a spotlight on a special moment in LA history.
Letterpress Printing with a Los Angeles Landmark.
A meditation on sustainable architecture.
06.23.2021
On a group of rugs that eventually became paintings.
Film inspires architecture, architecture inspires film. These are our favourite cases.
Sister Corita Kent’s legacy lives on.
06.9.2021
A conversation about the connection between music and architecture.
05.12.2021
Finding inspiration in process.
Exploring the familiar and the foreign in neo-concrete art.
There is a lot to unpack about an absurdist film following a man on a psychedelic path to enlightenment.
“There should be no such thing as art divorced from life, with beautiful things to look at and hideous things to use.”
04.1.2021
Following an iconic design born from a single thread.
Exploring a radical vision for the fusion of architecture and art.
How the set for a film becomes its main character.
We chat with ceramicist Logan Wannamaker about his life and work in Taos.
02.25.2021
A timely exploration of one of LA’s artistic historians.
We look beyond the iconic furnishings and into the distinct world of an elusive hero.
Theirs was a love story that began at the Bauhaus school. It was fated to be iconic.
A comprehensive photographic record of a prolific metal workshop and design house.
01.21.2021
The contrasting beauty of a Glaswegian architect.
An explanation for our annual new year's poster led us to an exploration of paintings by one of our own.
On the corner of Orange Grove and Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena lies one of our favorite museums of art.
Imagine being a photographer in 1969 in Hollywood. These are the photos you would take, and the story you would tell.
12.24.2020
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