Jump From Paper is a new line of unique handbags that uses thick graphic outlines and bright colours to look like they are a 2D illustration.
They look like they’re completely flat from the angle the bag has been drawn/made. In reality, they actually have room for your camera, laptops and everyday accessories. This particular bag is called ‘Cheese’.
There is a whole collection to choose from. Have fun in your selection!
I’m in a mood, where I just want to see and experience ‘natural beauty’. Organic shapes, timber materials or leather. Understated with great detail or expression. Here are a couple of products that inspire me as being considered and somehow linked closely to nature.
They ooze craftsmanship and great sensibility.
Mindy Mason and her team at Etiquette handbags and wallets were nominated this year, 2012 Best Designer Accessories Award. Finalist in Sydney and Winner in Melbourne. What a ‘sooper result’, and a big congratulations!
Mindy’s signature look is a mix of fabrics, textures and colours. Her bags are ‘happy’, you feel the optimism and the elegance of her unique expression that just continually morphs into something new.
The construction details of Etiquette handbags and wallets reiterate the importance of function, structure, quality and aesthetics. A combined eclecticism with a contemporary edge, Etiquette makes distinctive handbags and wallets for modern women with personal integrity and an eye for good design.
Sooper Design is a supplier of Etiquette, click online to see more.
Australian Designer Peter Mclisky laser cuts fun and funky objects from raw steel in his Melbourne studio.
Rivet table lamp made of steel.
Lucy Amber is the architect/designer hand making beautiful rope bowls, vessels, lamp shades and vases by weaving rope into objects. The brand is known as Thread Architecture for obvious reasons.
The genesis of Amber’s sense of form, texture and colour began in childhood, experimenting with knitting, sewing, painting and pottery. These artistic roots led to her career in architecture and has progressed to the creation of sculptural, functional rope lampshades, vessels and vase sleeves. After 15 years in architecture, Amber has taken the opportunity to pull together the various threads of her creative life and fashion a career as a full time artist and designer.
The current collection focuses on the cross pollination of rope, knitting and macramé, resulting in works of colourful art that are evocative. Thread Architecture crafts tactile pieces which engage the senses; art you can touch, feel, see and use. A vase, a vessel, a lampshade or a one-off objet d’art, the bespoke pieces enhance and complement existing decor and encapsulate what happens when form and design merge with creative talent. Available at Sooper Design in several colours including red, yellow black and charcoal grey.
