By Catalin Zorzini / January 21, 2019
The Natori website boasts a luxurious, elegant design that emphasizes its high-end lingerie and apparel. It features a sophisticated color palette with rich, high-quality images that showcase the intricate details of their products.
The layout is clean and user-friendly, with intuitive navigation through categories like Bras & Lingerie, Sleep & Lounge, and Couture. The product pages are detailed, highlighting craftsmanship and design. The overall aesthetic is refined, offering a seamless and premium shopping experience across all devices.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 21, 2019
Our standard design, engineered by acoustic experts using sustainable materials to create a moment of peace in the open office.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 21, 2019
Real foods with simple ingredients and No B.S.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 17, 2019
Pioneering brand making beautiful and ethical fashion since 2008.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 17, 2019
Vintage-inspired. Designed in Chicago. Handcrafted by fair trade women’s cooperatives & artisan groups in India & Nepal.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 16, 2019
Emily Sexton launched The Flourish Market in the fall of 2015 in a uniform delivery truck, selling fair-trade clothing and accessories.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 15, 2019
Max constructed his first camera out of paper and scotch tape when he was seven years old. To this day, he is fond of simplicity and negative space, to less is more, to the beauty in the unexpected. Max’s photographs have been exhibited and recognized all over the world. He currently resides in LA with his lovely wife and business partner, Margaux, and their kids, Dash & Quincy, a.k.a Rocket.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 15, 2019
Feeling frustrated and let-down by the extent of the damage we have done to our environment, two friends – Rishi and Pawan – went in search of answers. While the markets are changing slowly, they noticed that many products that are eco-friendly are given a luxury label. They also found that many products sold under the “eco” label tend to stretch the definition of sustainability. Thus they decided to start their own journey to produce truly eco-friendly, sustainable, beautifully designed and ethical essentials at affordable prices.
And here we are!
We want to do more than just make beautiful eco-friendly products. So we are going to change how supermarkets and online stores operate by making a service better than all of them. Hopefully this will inspire other shops to do refills as default.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 14, 2019
Ryonet, a leader in providing ultra-premium equipment to the screen printing industry, joined forces with Print Liberation, an independent design studio known for their bold printed T-Shirts, to offer you the best of both worlds with our collaborative line of kits, DIY Print Shop. These high-quality Do-It-Yourself screen printing kits embody the notion of Made To Make It — making it easier for you to grow a dream, create a brand, share a voice, or even inspire a movement.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 14, 2019
Helmed by textile designer Cassie Byrnes, Melbourne-based Variety Hour creates print-focused pieces produced in thoughtfully small batches.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 13, 2019
We make accessories that we believe our customers will love and treasure for many years to come.
By Catalin Zorzini / January 13, 2019
Moth Chicago offers a curated selection of minimalist home goods, clothing, and accessories inspired by Nordic and Japanese design. Their products include housewares, candles, jewelry, and personal care items, all characterized by craftsmanship, simplicity, and functionality. Moth emphasizes quality, featuring unique, thoughtfully designed pieces that blend beauty with practicality, making it a destination for those who appreciate clean, modern aesthetics.
