Otiumberg’s Twist Collection has arrived! Endless elegant spirals for the moments that truly matter. They’re so excited to share them with you! They create modern classics in long-lasting materials. Jewellery designed to be worn all day, every day, at prices that allow you to indulge.
West Port & Co have recently launched a sub-brand called Port West. It’s their outlet for sustainable stationary, made in the UK. Their debut notebook is in launch and they’re currently taking pre-orders at 15% off. It’s available in 6 colours and is made from recycled materials as well as being carbon-neutral.
They’ll be showcasing it at 100% Design in September. More details at www.port-west.co.uk and on instagram @port.west.
Innovative solutions to elevate your breakfast display with Craster‘s new glass jars and hardwood lids, each designed to fit seamlessly with our Tilt risers. With turned walnut lids sitting effortlessly on the edges for one handed serving, these 3 litre jars are the perfect solution for elegant cereal display.
Variable heights
Each jar fits seamlessly with 3 heights of Tilt riser in both stainless steel and black, creating a visually appealing multi-height display.
Ease of operation
Designed to allow for ease of use, the walnut lids include a durable steel disc fitting, resting elegantly on the edge of each jar.
Multifunctional use
Perfect as a high-end cereal solution, the jars work equally well for dried fruits or cookies, and even as part of a drinks station displaying fresh fruits and ice
Notable Designs are a brand agency that represent honest and stylish brands that make the kind of things we would like to own and live by, brands and designers from all around the world. If you are passing by studio 43, say hello!
You can follow them on Instagram: @notabledesigns and @thejournalshop.
Entertainment and lifestyle PR agency KPPR announce the newly-formed podcast department, which greatly compliments their main areas of expertise: broadcast, live, talent & wellness.
The announcement follows KPPR’s appointment of three critically-acclaimed podcasts;
– Football Ramble Daily (produced by Stakhanov) – daily football news and stories with over 70 million downloads to date.
– Berkhamsted Revisited (produced by Stakhanov) – a weekly look at hosts’ teenage diaries, exploring the missteps made when growing up in the 2000s.
– RedHanded with Suruthi & Hannah (represented by WME) – chatty true-crime, boasting over 200,000 weekly listeners.
These new podcast additions reach a diverse and varied audience, and cover a range of subjects from teenage nostalgia, to daily sporting events & news, as well as discussing lesser-known true crime cases.
In addition, other current broadcast campaigns include Have I Got News For You, BBC One & Plebs ITV2.
It’s been a wonderful summer at Simon Clark Photography, with shoots in Iceland, Spain and the UK including this shoot with Brazil and Barcelona star Philippe Coutinho for Nissan and the Champions League.
STAMP YOUR PERSONALITY WITH STÁLOGY
The Stalogy range of stationery – one of the delights of Studio 36 – is about to offer a great new service. Timed perfectly for when you return bright and bouncy back from your holidays!
Stalogy is famous for its notebooks with their refined Japanese design and lightweight paper. Now they’re going to offer a way to personalise those notebooks – with your own initials or with your company logo. They’re launching the service at the London Design Fair in early September. From then on you’ll be able to come to Studio 36 and choose your Stalogy notebooks, and then have your initials or your company logo printed on the cover.
It’s a great way of making sure your personal notebook stays personal. Or it can make a great corporate gift or business statement. The printing is done using hot-foil stamping and available in gold or silver leaf. Plus they can make up your own special logo to order.
Come and have a look at the Stalogy range at Studio 36. There’s a whole lot more than you expect. Follow us on Instagram @nittoeu
KPPR handle the retained series publicity for BBC One’s award-winning topical panel show Have I Got News For You, currently in its 57th series.
KPPR manage all press interviews with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, officially announce each episode’s guest presenter and panellists to press and distribute a weekly media alert and trailer clip. At the beginning of the current series, KPPR arranged Ian Hislop and Paul Merton’s first ever paired TV & radio interviews to promote the programme, where they appeared on BBC One’s The One Show and BBC Radio 2 Steve Wright in the Afternoon. The programme recently won the Voice of the Listener & Viewer Award for ‘Best TV Arts & Entertainment Programme’. Have I Got News For You airs on Fridays at 9pm on BBC One.
It’s the news you’ve all been waiting for! We’ve fitted out a vacant studio to trial having a designated meeting room at GWS!
Launching on the 15th July, the meeting room is fully equipped with a screen, boardroom table and chairs to seat up to 12 people. The space will be available to hire for all studio holders on an hourly, half-daily (8am-1pm, 1pm-6pm) or daily (8am – 6pm) basis.
Catering will be available from The Feeding House Cafe, menus and prices will be circulated in due course.
Email reception for prices, availability and to book your meetings.
With casting by Kharmel Cochrane, The Lighthouse is an upcoming American black-and-white dark fantasy horror film starring Willem Defoe and Robert Pattinson. It had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on May 19 2019.
Spinning out from the highly successful marketing team at The Yacht Week, Lehmann & Gardfeldt is an independent marketing agency specialised in cutting through the noise for the over-entertained generation. Their clients are typically in the experiential, travel or lifestyle space and at the stage where they are looking to step up their ad-hoc marketing efforts to a cohesive and commercially viable marketing strategy. These strategies are then brought to life with culturally relevant, best-in-class content.
Miska Miller-Lovegrove and Mathilde Bretillot are set on reinventing the art fair experience. Their remarkable, pared back design for the first edition of Draw Art Fair London, at Saatchi Gallery 17-19 May 2019, will put art before spectacle.
Miska describes the minimalist setting: “From the moment they walk into the exhibition space, viewers will see nothing but art in their sightline. Free standing booths in the centre of the rooms will emphasise a museum like setting so you can really concentrate on drawing.” The designers have created minimalist furniture throughout the fair to accentuate the simplicity of the fair’s structure, giving pride of place to the artworks.
You may have seen The Electric Barge, a big blue, silent-running electrically powered boat, which is host to events for up to 60 people, cruising past GWS on trips between Ladbroke Grove and Camden Lock via Little Venice. In the past few years, we’ve welcomed teams from Tom Dixon, Nike, Pinterest, ITV, Frieze, Google and many others on board to party, plan or ponder.
All of our profit from commercial hire is ploughed straight back into supporting our charitable education project, The Floating Classroom. Your hire will directly support local school children to learn more about the natural world, to develop a sense of kinship with it and – we hope – to become better guardians of it. Saving the world one event at a time!
The Meanwhile Gardens Classroom is their first project on dry land, and will see them deliver 20 learning sessions at a pop-up gazebo classroom in Meanwhile’s Courtyard Garden.
Pupils at local primary schools will take part in two sessions each over the summer term. The first will see them plant flowers, vegetables and herbs and learning how to cultivate them over the coming weeks. In the second – delivered 6-8 weeks later, pupils will return to harvest what they have grown in order to prepare, cook and eat a celebratory communal meal.
KPPR handle the retained series publicity for BBC One’s award-winning topical panel show Have I Got News For You, currently in its 57th series. KPPR manage all press interviews with team captains Paul Merton and Ian Hislop, officially announce each episode’s guest presenter and panellists to press and distribute a weekly media alert and trailer clip. At the beginning of the current series, KPPR arranged Ian Hislop and Paul Merton’s first ever paired TV & radio interviews to promote the programme, where they appeared on BBC One’s The One Show and BBC Radio 2 Steve Wright in the Afternoon. The programme recently won the Voice of the Listener & Viewer Award for ‘Best TV Arts & Entertainment Programme’. Have I Got News For You airs on Fridays at 9pm on BBC One.
Bethan Gray Design launched an entirely new partnership and collection at Rossana Orlandi called “Exploring Eden” during Milan Design Week 2019.
This collection is made in partnership with fellow GWS studio holder, Nature Squared – a company which has been embracing sustainability and social responsibility for the last 18 years and whose surfaces are in the majority of the world’s super yachts. The collection itself features furniture and accessories made from scallop shells, capiz shells, pearl shells, and pheasant feathers in a completely sustainable way.
The collection has been featured in The Guardian, Dezeen and Living Etc.
Haine & Co. have handed back to their client this 7 bedroom detached Edwardian house in Wimbledon complete with an extensive two storey contemporary extension incorporating a luxury en-suite bathroom plus a 1000sqft open plan living/kitchen/family room.
The client purchased the house despite misgivings about the main reception rooms and kitchen being poorly lit by natural light.
The southern end of the existing house had previously been remodelled in the 1970’s and 1980’s resulting in poorly connecting and dark family rooms. This was dealt with by demolishing all non-original spaces to the south end of the house and replacing them with a contemporary two storey structure reflecting the existing rear elevation and footprint, the vertical and pitched elements clad in dark grey zinc with huge ground floor glazed sliding panels flooding the enormous family room with light.
The entire side and end walls of the original house were demolished at ground level to open up the centre of the house to natural light, requiring considerable structural alterations.
