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The Story Behind Craig Green's "Fragile and Romantic" New Collection - Vimarsana News

The Story Behind Craig Green's "Fragile and Romantic" New Collection

As he celebrates ten years of his eponymous brand with a spectacular tapestry-filled collection, Craig Green talks about looking back in order to look forward

'I was totally burnt out. Pottery saved me': Ceramicist FLORENCE ST GEORGE is living proof of craft's healing power, as Maddy Fletcher discovers - Vimarsana News

'I was totally burnt out. Pottery saved me': Ceramicist FLORENCE ST GEORGE is living proof of craft's healing power, as Maddy Fletcher discovers

Now a professional potter, St George has created a range of jewellery holders for designer Monica Vinader, was a contestant on TV's Great Pottery Throw Down and in April published her first book.

London Underground waste repurposed into tiles for Tube stations - Vimarsana News

London Underground waste repurposed into tiles for Tube stations

Jeffrey Miller has created tiles for the London Underground using the transit system's own waste, as part of his final-year work at Central Saint Martins.

Source: dezeen.com
Behind the Atelier: Jane Wade, the Anomalous Design Force on Revolutionizing Dress Codes - Vimarsana News

Behind the Atelier: Jane Wade, the Anomalous Design Force on Revolutionizing Dress Codes

Behind the Atelier is a fashion-focused series that examines the unique backstories and design...

Source: yahoo.com
Craig Green Reveals His Softer Side in Milestone 'Double' Collection – WWD - Vimarsana News

Craig Green Reveals His Softer Side in Milestone 'Double' Collection – WWD

Craig Green is quietly marking 10 years in business with a supersized "double" collection full of soft edges, tactile surfaces — and toy stories.

Source: wwd.com