• Beate Bjørnerud

• Håkon Aasarød

• Anna Forslöw

Photography:

• Vardehaugen

The typography that appears on-screen at the end of the ad was created by hand specifically for this project. It’s called SF Wood, and it’s a mishmash of various sizes and weights of Apple’s official font, SF Pro. The name SF Wood comes from the fact that this font was hand-printed using custom woodcuts, then scanned and touched up in post. Irregularities in the ink density and wood texture are preserved in the finished version.

Apple Holiday Ad

Architect: Schulz und Schulz
Location: Adorf/Vogtland
Realisation: 2020 – 2025

Turnbull, the founder of OJAS, has spent years perfecting his approach to sound system design, drawing inspiration from both vintage audio equipment and contemporary acoustic research. The listening room features his signature horn-loaded speakers and vacuum tube amplifiers, creating a warm, immersive sonic environment.

Visitors are invited to experience carefully curated musical selections across genres and eras, from jazz and classical to experimental electronic music. The installation emphasizes the meditative aspects of listening, encouraging visitors to slow down and engage deeply with sound and silence.

The exhibition features familiar RIMOWA materials completely re-contextualized by the creative vision of local studios and artists, each looking to amplify the principles of lightweight construction. Over 60 creatives took part in the program over the course of two years.

For Devon’s contribution, he created a one-of-one OJAS Artbook Shelf Speaker, which was reimagined with an outer facade crafted from RIMOWA’s iconic grooved aluminum sheets. His work was integrated into the exhibition’s final stop in Berlin in November 2022, where all artworks were shown for the first time since the exhibition’s inception.

The FRAME candleholder extends this language into Brutalist abstraction: interlocking steel plates create rhythm and void, framing the candle as a flickering counterpoint within an austere architectural composition.
The AL01 Stool distills design to its essentials—its exposed screws and modular logic articulate a radical honesty in material and method.

Pictures by Peter Vinther

Sound system by Friendly Pressure with speakers in collaboration with Lewis Kemmenoe
Acoustics by Ethan Bourdeau
Furniture with Spazio Leone
Photos by Ollie Tomlinson

New Tendency is a Berlin-based design studio that applies Modernist design principles onto contemporary objects of the everyday. In Bauhaus tradition, New Tendency creates products characterized by conceptual design, clean aesthetics and functional form, hand- crafted in Germany. The collection of furniture and accessories develops under the creative direction of Manuel Goller and consists of original products as well as collaborations with selected designers and architects.

Photos: Katie McCurdy
Styling: Ashley Abtahie

Architecture: Knoche Architektur

Edited and designed by Alex Robertson-Dunlop and Diego Sanchez Barcelo at Seven Studio.
Printed in Bologna, Italy by L'ARTIERE.
44 pages printed 4+4 colors (Tritone + Varnish) on Fedrigoni Symbol Tatami Ivory 135 gsm.
Closed size: 22x27cm
Edition of 250

Folds in structural geology are features created by the deformation of rock due to compressive stress. This definition is what inspired the visual exploration of the relationship between the sandstone boulders, set in the Fontainebleau Forrest, and the female body, when compressive stress is applied in a similar manner.

The stand alone boulders are shot from wide to show their form in entirety whereas the female body is shown mostly as unrecognizable surreal details.

The ultimate pen for illustrators, designers, and architects.

Precision machined to create a piston-like effect between the pen and sleeve. The pen falls slowly and makes a nice popping sound when you pull it quickly from its sleeve. 

No visible logo. 

Submitted by Cristian Zennaro

The concept reinterprets cartographic traditions and honoring the country’s natural and built landmarks through 3D modelled landscapes. [...] Under ultraviolet light, contour lines emerge to reveal the topography, enhanced with architectural landmarks that reflect cultural heritage and history.
edited version, original text source designboom.com

It is said to be one of the largest multi-studio facilities in the world,​ ​on a site divided into four blocks, A to D,​ ​that are occupied by recording studios, event halls, co-working spaces, cafes, restaurants, and so on

The pen is one of the most basic tools of human expression. It is a catalyst for your thoughts as well as an important means of communication. Our Interpretation of the classic fountain pen as a spring loaded fineliner adresses the personal attachment to this tool. Precisely 3D-printed, it combines the digital world of its production process with the analogue of writing or drawing by hand. A simple and plain black pen, intended as a long-lasting companion to preserve and refill.

Design by AColorBright

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Photos by Thomas Meyer / Ostkreuz

Additional photos by Linus Rogge

SOUND DESIGN
Noi Berlin

STYLING & CREATIVE DIRECTION Simon Dae Dissing Bacher

HAIR & MAKE-UP Wataru Suzuki

1ST DIRECTOR ASSISTANT Amira Lin

BRAND ASSISTANT Philipp Kleiber

TALENTS Julius Naegeli, Valentin Delatron

Additional photos by Tuffer and Hélène Binet.

Designed by Studio Torsten Posselt.

Cabin designed by: Sigurd Larsen

The current owners bought the cottage in a dilapidated condition after it had been abandoned for over a decade. The house had such low ceilings that they were unable to stand in most of the rooms, a pig stie and multiple sheds had been attached onto the back of the house and the roof had partially collapsed.”

The long table as an extension of the kitchen’s working area is simply genius.

Found on Klikkentheke.