Third Drawer Down was recently published in the National Newspaper in Abu Dhabi. The article was written by the very adorable and poetic Annemarie Kiely. Annemaire wrote the first major article about Third Drawer Down seven years ago.....oh, how time flies when you are having fun!
Check out the capsule collection by Third Drawer Down for Urban Outfitters. We worked with Kat Macleod (queen size hand printed duvet), Dylan Martorell and Pietari Posti (handprinted throw cushions).
Third Drawer Down is looking forward to offering an exciting opportunity at the local Melbourne 'This Is Not A Design Market' event this Sunday. The 500 Print Project will feature a very special Chicks On Speed design 'Class War' and invites you to bring your own A4 sized paper or cotton object for editioning/printing before your very eyes. Archival paper and tote bags will be available if you aren't prepared or would like to order from afar.
Also,be the first to buy the Miranda July special edition pillowcase project at the same time
Inframe TV is a documentary based vodcast produced in Melbourne, Australia. They profile and explore original and arresting Australian and international talent working in art, design and culture. Their aim is to provide unprecedented access to the thoughts, insights, and inspirations of people who create.
It was a really lovely experience to work with Matt Hooper, Vanessa van Houten, Richard Hosking and Nathan Campbell
Directed by Matt Hopper with Vanessa van Houten
Shot by Richard Hosking and Nathan Campbell
Edited by Matt Hopper and Winfred K
It is nice to fit between things - click on the above image to read the article in the latest Qantas Inflight magazine about the Top 10 Art Galleries to visit while in Melbourne. We are the destination at the end of the adventure to buy your art souvenirs and multiples from your experience.
The Chinese proverb says that "a book is like a garden carried in the pocket". Well, this book is an entire city carried in the pocket (though at 450 full-colour pages, it mightn't fit into your jacket). The book follows on from its very successful older siblings, the 2006 Melbourne Design Guide (which sold out of two editions very quickly) and the 2007 Sydney Design Guide . We see the book not just a container for information, but also a piece of great design, so for this book we worked with the brilliantly talented guys from Chase & Galley on a new editorial concept. We've realised that the best tips often come in the form of priceless scribbled sketches from a trusted friend, so the new book is based on handmade maps. The book is 1/3 bigger than its predecessor (which comprised 320 pages) and is full colour throught. Its recommended retail price is $40. None of the designers listed in the book have to pay, and we work with lots of individual advisors to select entries. We like to think the book is a product of the city's entire design community.
There are so many reasons to love Miranda July. It has been such a honor to work with Miranda on this project. Now we can all enjoy her endearing and delightful transparent thoughts on kissing, being and sleeping.
This edition will be available through select museums around the world. Please email us and we can send you in the right direction, or you can buy online now. We will also post in the following weeks where else you can find them if you wish to buy local, rather than global.
This special edition also includes the wondrous interview Mono Kultur and the Miranda July issue. We love the idea of people (singular or plural) lying in bed kissing or excercising their fraudulence while reading about July. It all makes perfect sense.
I found this great new work that Miranda July created for the Yokohama Triennale titled 'A 125 foot hallway' - English in one direction / Japanese in the other.
And thought you would be interested to know we are launching the Miranda July special edition pillowcase set soon. This is also in collaboration with Mono Kultur.