some dancing at the kith-kin pa-ah ty last saturday in covent garden.

pa-ah ty

jochim mayr, derya inanici and marion fussi
- my company for the night

robert andriessen – mr. designguide.tv

rory dodd – one of the temporary hosts of the venue

some dancing at the kith-kin pa-ah ty last saturday in covent garden.

pa-ah ty

jochim mayr, derya inanici and marion fussi
- my company for the night

robert andriessen – mr. designguide.tv

rory dodd – one of the temporary hosts of the venue

pencil bench by boex is made of 1,625 pencils, each of which is individually sprung. you can remove and use them, should an idea occur to you while you’re sitting on it.

twins: the funny sam boex and the good looking will boex
something else than design.. a couple of days ago a friend took me to e pellicci in bethnal green, london. I found myself in a small cafe full of people and activity. a real greasy spoon caf’ with italian charm. It is owned by the pellicci family for over a century. mama pellicci is standing in the kitchen and prepares you a proper dish. if you go there don’t miss the chips. these are mama’s best. lovely nevio even remembered what I had to eat the last time. to sum up: e pellicci is the social institution of london and is on the right track to become even mine.

lukasz czarnecki, tony pellicci, nevio pellicci – polish-italian power

pellicci london – since 1900

the art deco interior

liver, bacon, onions, sweetcorn and some gravy – that’s what I like
definitely worth taking a look at, is the okaystudio exhibition at the aram gallery. okaystudio is a collective of individual designers and this is their first curated exhibition. they are coming from different countries and met while studying at the royal college of art. I guess their intention is to present work in a combined context to reach more attention. but what’s so likable about it? the fact that it still looked like a student exhibition because of the samples and models of the workprocess, which were hanging on the ceiling.

under the same roof, the title of the exhibition