December 15, 2012 by Philip Watts 
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—01. The shop floor.
Online magazine Sight Unseen recently put together a nice feature on the new Portland store Table of Contents. Featuring a walk through the space with owner Joseph Magliaro, the article serves as a guide to some of his favorite items currently in stock.
—Sight UnseenDecember 15, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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—02. Smog.
Classic and understated, not surprising descriptions for a product by Margaret Howell. These cashmere hats are perfect for the winter, my only complaint would be that they aren't available in more colours.
Margaret Howell December 14, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Vitra Tool Box.
—02. Super Normal: Sensations of the Ordinary.
—03. Stainless Steel Kettle by Sori Yanagi.
—04. Powder Coated Steel Bookends.
With holiday season in full flight, people everywhere are in search of the perfect gift. Clothing can be a tough present for a more picky recipient, fortunately there is a nice variety of stationery, books and homewares available through Jasper Morrison's online shop.
—Available at Jasper MorrisonGift Ideas, Jasper Morrison December 14, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Made in Japan.
The Real McCoy's superior craftsmanship isn't limited to clothing and accessories. Based on vintage US Navy and Air Force mugs, the reproduction specialists have re-made a run of mugs, including one with the brand's own insignia.
—Available at Inventory StockroomThe Real McCoy's December 13, 2012 by Philip Watts 
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—02. Executive Model.
A three-way collaboration between Our Legacy, Libraryman and twelvebooks has resulted in a series of graphic t-shirts featuring the work of American photographer Ron Jude. "Executive Model", a book of Jude's work, is also set to be released on Libraryman, and features the same series of photographs Jude shot of American business men in the financial districts of Atlanta, New York, Chicago and San Francisco in the mid 1990s.
December 13, 2012 by Philip Watts 
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—01-03. 76 pages, with 43 colour photographs.
The independent publishing house Oodee have just released an excellent new book featuring the work of Dutch photographer Viviane Sasson. Entitled Roxane the book explores the relationship between the photographer and her muse, and allows the viewer a glimpse inside Sasson's creative process. Featuring a poem by Maria Barnas, and printed in an edition of 1000, the book is available directly from the Oodee website.
Oodee Books, Pseuds Corner, Viviane Sassen December 12, 2012 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. Now Open.
After spending years on Howard Street, The Bureau have recently moved into an old Flax Mill that was built in 1911. The new location is more of a destination shop, but for those who make the trip, the spacious and airy warehouse provides a comfortable and unique shopping environment.
—The BureauNow Open, The Bureau December 11, 2012 by Philip Watts 
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"The slopes and quarries of Tuscany’s Monte Altissimo provide a dramatic backdrop for the designer and sexual anthropologist Betony Vernon’s first foray into marble, shot by NOWNESS contributor Estelle Hanania".
—Nowness
