Tous Mag caught up with Cornwall dweller Harry Wade about his extensive artistic toolbox and how he approaches creativity; we think it’s fair to say that this artist is best connected with himself when he is creating, and he’s not short on means of expression.
Read MoreCreating dark and mysterious ceramics, Violaine Toth’s untraditional use of predominantly black stoneware makes her pottery truly standout from the crowd. Appearing more as sculptures or totems, the pieces have both style and substance.
Read MorePolly’s designs are simplistically chic and, thanks to the natural colour tones, will seamlessly blend into your home decor to add a touch of magic without being too daring.
Read MoreLundström plays with abstract shapes and ties this with an element of still-life, creating large-scale canvasses exhibiting funky shapes, daring colour combinations and iconic motifs which make the pieces so intrinsically Maria Lundström.
Read MoreSpecialising in simple and delicious vegan & vegetarian recipes, Salt'n Sugar bring you a quick 6 step tomato based Gnocchi to satisfy those pasta hankerings!
Read MoreFocusing on the landscape as her chosen theme, recounting her memories of places she’s once visited, Hart paints expanses you’d love nothing more than to explore; we’re left consumed by wanderlust and longing for adventure.
Read MoreMesut Öztürk mixes his Anatolian and Mesopotamian inspiration with a pinch of contemporary design. His one-of-a-kind Halka Vases require an abundance of time to make by hand, along with an outlook that appreciates the beauty of going back to basics.
Read MoreHelen Booth leaves everything down to fate when it comes to her abstract paintings. Though vague ideas and trains of thought help inform each piece, at the crux of her experimental canvasses is the unpredictable force of gravity and the element of chance.
Read MoreSteering clear from supermarket milk - which often sells in high quantities at low prices - The Estate Dairy dedicated their efforts to churning produce that offered a sense of luxury: with formulating the perfect milk for baristas a huge priority.
Read MoreThe intricately placed casts of everyday objects create an end result that’s - certainly far from ordinary - breath-taking on scale let alone detail. With every fragment strategically hand positioned it’s evident that, for Sarah, it’s as much about the process - and flow - of her artistry as it is the finished piece.
Read MoreTous Mag interviewed the artist behind Borneo Studio - Andrea Mongenie - an Art and Print studio in North London. Her work explores a myriad of shape and colour, light and shade, texture and movement, and the results are as alluring as they are arresting.
Read More“Berberlodge is an oasis we wish to keep a secret. For us to reveal this secret to you is a privilege, as for all those secret places whose names have been whispered to you while you make a promise not to tell anyone” - Berber Lodge
Read MoreManchester based Vic Wright, a contemporary hand cast sculptor, talks with Tous Mag about her processes, exploration and techniques! | “The more l experiment and learn how to work and manipulate materials the more l hone my craft. More often than not its the failures that have the most pleasing outcomes and ultimately what l learn the most from.”
Read More“You need to be ambitious and willing to push yourself out of your comfort zone and make work your priority. An imagination and resilience will serve you well!” London based Stylist Anna Mackie-East gave us the low down on her industry experience.
Read MoreTous Mag spoke with Ren•Vois the ceramic design studio of Tina Huang, located in California. Together with her husband Eric, Ren•Vois aims to bring a lifestyle brand of distinctive ceramic designs with sophisticated spontaneity. Not to mention, a colour explosion of bright pastels.
Read MoreJulie Nelson is a British ceramicist who explores the visual connections and regularities found across the natural world. Her work focuses on the elemental and she crafts in a series, often exhibiting objects in groups that both contrast and interrelate.
Read MoreMaison Matisse is a house of design objects, created by a mix of emerging and well-established designers, all inspired by the art and universe of Henri Matisse; founded by the fourth generation of Henri Matisse descendants.
Read MoreLauren’s flair for pairing earthy accessories with rattan and woven furniture creates a casual yet chic aesthetic one can only lust over! Nothing says boho quite like a bouquet of pampas grass and dried palm leaves with a pop of houseplant greens to make the perfect canvas.
Read More“We have a very small winter garden which I think is my favourite spot, it’s a real feel-good room with a sofa, cuddly blanket and a beautiful window front which looks out onto the city - eating a piece of cake here in winter is the greatest.”
Read MoreTous Mag caught up with Valeria Armeni from Amaretti Design - an independent luxury stationary brand - to discuss their range of handmade unique cards which double up as miniature pieces of art to be collected or framed.
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