The Essential Cube Edit
The Bauhaus school looked to Cubist artists including Picasso, George Braque and Juan Gris – who were deconstructing objects to their basic geometric shapes: cones, spheres & cubes, etc.
Bauhaus designers adapted this code using abstract, angular & geometric forms inspired by modern machinery as a framework for creating an uncluttered living environment in a technological age.
Drawing inspiration from this, dimensional cubes are hand-beaded onto custom woven neckwear to form the “essential” cube edit.
Your game night just got a little more offensive
For limited time only, purchases of $250 (or more) will include these limited edition playing cards from our ‘dirty words’ collection.
Discover more luxury, upcycled face masks for the new normal.
Discover other consciously designed jewelry, handmade with recycled materials.
Explore more out-of-the-ordinary, hand embroidered neckties & bowties.
View other one-of-a-kind pocket squares & scarves, digitally printed in Como, Italy.
Explore more made-to-order flatware and sustainable household objects.
‘In a time of unrest, art is an effective tool that empowers young voices that may have difficulties being heard. I wouldn’t be the creator I am today without the exposure to art in my childhood. It has given me a platform to articulate ideas and concepts through visual dimensional structures.’
– Jonathan Meizler
title of work will be donating 20% of all proceeds to Art Start, a non-profit that nurtures creative vision of historically marginalized youth.
