❗️Our designer of the week is Ned Kaar! Have you seen his beautiful collection of contemporary craft lamps in our shop?
💡Bring a bit of light into your days working from home with these lamps rooted in Irish heritage but made of modern materials.
https://t.co/i7wk9TAxoh
Bye for now Dublin (already written in my heart) and Ireland in general (homeland of the best people I know) 🇨🇮 💯 Head down for study years and see you soon. @ Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant https://t.co/EzuLmU7ou1
@mdrmey CONGRATULATIONS! Have been silently following the prep for that little person and waiting for this moment - trust you are all healthy and wishing ye all the best!
"Poetry isn't a profession, it's a way of life. It's an empty basket; you put your life into it and make something out of that."
RIP Mary Oliver, filler of baskets.
Returned to this IG post three times today to read the comments regarding women in design (or at least women making it "to the top"). Says a lot about the global design industry today.
Designers on Design | 4.
“To make it to the top, you need to be outspoken, self-confident and entrepreneurial, apart from having design talent. I've taught many talented young women, but most were too shy, cautious and lacked confidence.”
Hella Jongerius
https://t.co/hc4sPa7iOW
As design practice encompasses ever more mediums, @yurisuzuki's imaginative approach to experience, technology and sound is rare & exciting. Join us for Yuri's first talk as a Pentagram partner, where he'll speak about his process, inspiration & future. https://t.co/pLmyFjdbXZ
The Nightingale and the Rose @ the Civic Theatre Tallaght today and tomorrow - featuring an awesome score, cast and production with the mechanical tree I designed popping up at the back! Check out @civictheatre for tickets!
I was asked by @Together4yes to create graphics for the Yes campaign’s final push. Use at different times in the next 48 hours to help push the word and encourage people to get out and vote. A link to all six, in various formats here:
https://t.co/FLik1ApdE7
Another day, another skip on Capel Street packed with early Georgian fabric, including paired staircase newel posts. Some of the thick timber joists and planking appear to be oak, likely dating from the late 1600s.