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NYC based “brass house band” Too Many Zooz have made a name for themselves highjacking subway stations of The Big Apple with their distinctive sound and energetic performances. Glorified buskers, the band plays for commuters at various subways the experimental trio consists of a saxophonist, a trumpet player and a drummer.   Interestingly, Questlove (frontman and drummer for the band The...

Printerest San Francisco Offices. Photograph Naho Kubota and Eddy Joaquim © Step inside Pinterest's new San Francisco offices. First Office, All of the Above, and Schwartz and Architecture collaborated on the design of these amazing offices, which feature 100s of Lottus Chairs designed by Lievore, Altherr & Molina for Enea. Printerest San Francisco Offices. Photograph Naho Kubota and Eddy Joaquim © Printerest San Francisco Offices. Photograph...

For anybody (like us) who is making their way to Milan for Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2014 next month you may want to add Frankfurt into your itinerary. Taking place on 30 March – 4 April 2014, Light + Building presents the latest in innovative lighting, electrical engineering, house and building automation and software.  The main theme across 2,300 exhibitors...

The KE-ZU showroom transforms for the new product Fun is the best word to describe what we’ve been up to over the past few days. It’s just like Christmas (without the time off!) when we unpack furniture we haven’t had the opportunity to experience yet.  One of the biggest deliveries KE-ZU has seen for a long time is the...

Like you designers, film directors have a style for which they are known: think Kubrick’s one-point perspective corridors, Tarantino’s gore, Allen’s self-deprecation and Hitchcock’s cameos, these become their cinéma objet d'art.  Known for his distinctive visual and narrative film style, Wes Anderson carries a further trait in his filmmaking: symmetry.  Without exception, all of his films use symmetry to frame...

Image courtesy Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher Photographers Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher provide a glimpse into the lives of the Dinka people of South Sudan. This series of photographs explores the Dinka people's assimilation with their cattle. When the boys of the village reach adulthood, they are presented with an ox.  The relationship between the two becomes something...

A flurry of vibrant cotton ropes twirled around hoops, the Carousel evokes the wonder and whimsy of the world's grandest carnivals. Naturally dyed ropes are hand-knitted into minimalist silhouettes creating a set of contemporary lighthing pieces with a touch of pop exuberance. Collapsible and packed flat, the Carousel lights are an easily charming choice for the modern home. The Carousel...

Quickly and expertly expanding their range of outdoor rugs and carpets, Spanish manufacturer Vondom employs the ever-popular camouflage print in their new floor covering Camo by Ramon Esteve. Again utilizing the skills of Spain’s Ramon Esteve (creator of Vondom’s super popular Faz and Vela collections), Camo is sure to impress the most fastidious of fashionistas – particularly with its recent...

Flying carpets Nanimarquina rugs now fly with the global courier FedEx reducing lead times on most rugs to less than 2 weeks....door to door in metropolitan areas. Below is a small selection of the Nanimarquina collection, to see the entire catalogue please click here.

  The Cement Wood Lamp provides the perfect balance between the coarse cold texture of concrete and the warmth and softness of wood by effortlessly combining the two contrasting materials. This is the first design by Decha Archjananun available through KE-ZU.  This flourishing Thai designer delivers the Cement Wood Lamp under the Thinkk Studio brand for French label Spécimen Éditions. Archjananun, who won the Elle Deco Thailand...