Wednesday, April 1, 2020

Gingko + Le Cord Deliver New Home Office Essentials

With so many of us working from home these days, setting up a space to work is crucial for productivity. To help you get started, we’re sharing two new brands in the shop – Gingko + Le Cord. Both brands offer design-focused gear, from desk lamps to charging cables, that will help you get your home office up and running in no time!

Gingko + Le Cord Deliver New Home Office Essentials

Founded in 2011 by husband-and-wife duo Paul and Natalie Sun, Gingko is a design- and technology-driven company located about two hours outside of London in Kenilworth, Warwickshire. Their high-end products feel fresh and user-friendly with a simple and aesthetically-pleasing approach to design. From a wood-encased pocket speaker to cutting edge clocks to an interactive desk light, Gingko nails it with innovation making their products perfect for daily use in the home office and beyond.
>>> SHOP THE GINGKO COLLECTION

MI Square Pocket Speaker

Gravity Cube Click Clock

Edge Light Alarm Clock

Octagon One Desk Lamp

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Stockholm-based design and research studio Local Electronics (LE) founded Le Cord back in 2013 offering premium, Apple-certified charge and sync cables in varying materials like textiles, wood, and leather. In addition to cables, they also make adaptors and earphones. The cables are wrapped in knitted fabric, some of which is made from recycled ocean fishing nets, that make them more durable and easier to grip. Plus, the colors and patterns are fun to look at and easy to spot when it’s fallen behind your desk or nightstand when not in use. We’ve all been there, right?
>>> SHOP THE LE CORD COLLECTION

Krugeri Charging Cable

Rose Gold Charging Cable

Ghost Net Green Charging Cable

USB Type C with USB-A Space Gray Adapter

Silver Earphones

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Clever Episode 112: Heath Ceramics Creative Director Catherine Bailey

Clever Episode 112: Heath Ceramics Creative Director Catherine Bailey

On the latest episode of Clever, Amy Devers talks to industrial designer Catherine Bailey, who grew up playing with the old school computer punch cards that were the technological accoutrements of nearby Bell Labs. A public school art teacher gave her the push she needed to find her way to industrial design. After stints designing sneakers and snowboard boots, she and her husband Robin embarked on a creative adventure together stewarding the beloved and iconic Heath Ceramics brand back to health and into modern times. Also, she’s a fan of a good road trip. Listen:


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The New, Data-Driven Offices of Prospera in Tel Aviv

The New, Data-Driven Offices of Prospera in Tel Aviv

For tech company Prospera, Roy David Architecture designed a new 1000m2 office in the heart of Tel Aviv, Israel. The company of data analyzers and the work that they do to optimize field and crop yields was the driving force behind the puzzle-inspired design concept. Graphic shapes and a fresh color palette join together to create a welcoming environment for employees to crunch the numbers.

Rounded forms, which reference the pivots of round crop fields, and custom details throughout invite the eye to uncover hidden moments. Perforated mesh and corrugated plastic partially disguise what’s on the other side, much how nature tends to reveal itself making one take a second look.

In addition to conference rooms and smaller offices, the company utilizes two larger open spaces for employees to work.

The wall-mounted art throughout was designed with shapes and muted colors that reference the graphics of the data and farmland they study.

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Desktop Wallpaper: April 2020

Desktop Wallpaper: April 2020

If you’re a fan of modern wallpapers, then you’ll love Drop It Modern, our Designer Desktop feature for April. Founded by Bree Schaap in Portland, Oregon, Drop It Modern specializes in wallpapers, drapes, wedding blankets, and more with all artwork created and printed in-house. From swashy brushstrokes and graphic lines to playful shapes and abstract textures, the brand has fun with color and graphics, resulting in a line of modern decor that can be used in any room, any home, or any office.

Drop It Modern also has a designer series in which it collaborates with other artists with the same love for creativity and design. This month’s download is Untamed, a fluid print with curved brushstrokes designed in collaboration with designer Gillian Segal. Paired with a fitting quote by Jackson Pollock and available in three colors, it makes a beautiful backdrop for all your tech devices.

DESKTOP #1:  1024×768 \\\ 1280×1024 \\\ 1680×1050 \\\ 1900×1200 \\\ 2560×1440

MOBILE #1:  iPhone XS \\\ iPhone XS Max \\\ iPad Pro

DESKTOP #2:  1024×768 \\\ 1280×1024 \\\ 1680×1050 \\\ 1900×1200 \\\ 2560×1440

MOBILE #2:  iPhone XS \\\ iPhone XS Max \\\ iPad Pro

DESKTOP #3:  1024×768 \\\ 1280×1024 \\\ 1680×1050 \\\ 1900×1200 \\\ 2560×1440

MOBILE #3:   iPhone XS \\\ iPhone XS Max \\\ iPad Pro

Learn more about Drop It Modern here.

View and download past Designer Desktops here.

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Welcome Spring with the Outdoor Frame Kitchen

Welcome Spring with the Outdoor Frame Kitchen

Just as the temperature begins to rise, Fantin is releasing an outdoor version of their award-winning kitchen workstation. Designed by Salvatore Indriolo, both indoor and outdoor Frame Kitchens are available with two or three units and Barazza steel tops. The electrophoretic painting prevents rust from forming and offers protection against other elements.

The versatility of the minimally designed outdoor Frame Kitchen makes it a great focal point for any space. Add a personal touch by choosing from the 46-color palette, then outfit it with a built-in stainless steel barbecue for a practical, smoke-free cooking experience. At the same time you can rest easy knowing all of Fantin’s products promote sustainability, and are almost exclusively made of metal that’s 100% recyclable with non-toxic powder coatings. The outdoor kitchen is only the latest addition to the Frame family, which also includes tables, storage units, and bookcases of various sizes.

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