WINNING SMILE

 

Guaranteed to induce a smile, paper napkins from the Brooklyn grocery store, Brooklyn Fare.

CUT ABOVE

Pia Wallen’s vibrant felted wool runner features perforations of her signature cross motif.

PLEA BARGAIN

On my list of indulgences this weekend: ordering a back issue of this spring 1989, stencil type-laden Paris Review.

COAT BLUE

Bridge is an extendable wall coat rack that deserves a place on any wall–preferably without a coat obstructing its exquisite geometry.

TYPE A

Here’s some lovely typographic work by the Turkish designer, Geray Gencer.

 

SIGNED

Banksy, up to mischief.

HEY DAY

The latest from Barcelona’s Hey Studio, which, judging from their consistently enviable output, must be a heady creative environment for graphic designers.

PIN POINTED

This is cute. The Pin table is a glossy, pushpin-inspired portable table that can be trotted out at the beach or park, and given a push into the ground for anchoring.

FACE OFF

Despite being largely unavailable to one seventh of the world’s population (that’s you, China, illustrated by Ed Nacional), Facebook fever rages on.

TYPE CAST

Playtype, a Copenhagen-based type foundry, has opened a retail store filled with products that feature their typefaces. One can only hope they expand to New York.