• China: A Family Travel Project

    China: A Family Travel Project

    When we think about building a future-positive world, we often focus on sustainable industry or conscious design. But the most vital project we undertake is shaping the global perspective of the next generation. This is why China family travel must be approached not as a vacation, but as an intentional cultural undertaking—a shared project of…

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  • The Art of Quiet: How a Well-Designed Dressing Room Changes the Feeling of Home

    The Art of Quiet: How a Well-Designed Dressing Room Changes the Feeling of Home

    A dressing room is more than a place for clothes. It is a quiet sanctuary of order, intention, and personal beauty. It shapes the rhythm of your morning, influences your state of mind, and defines how your home feels at its most intimate level. Everything matters here: the way a door moves, the warmth of…

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  • The Hidden Cash Flow Errors That Can Sink an SME

    The Hidden Cash Flow Errors That Can Sink an SME

    Cash flow should be a matter of concern for every small business. If you don’t have the liquidity you need to operate, then you may be forced to incur avoidable costs. In many cases, you can prevent this problem from occurring by anticipating problems with your cash flow ahead of time. So, how might you…

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  • Building a Secure IT Network for Your Business

    As your business grows, so does the risk of cyber threats. From data breaches to ransomware attacks, securing your IT network is no longer optional – it’s essential for protecting your business and reputation. Securing your network isn’t about installing software or buying expensive hardware. It’s about creating a layered defence system that adapts to…

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  • Your Guide to the Ultimate Self-care Holiday

    Taking care of your well-being on holiday isn’t always easy. Brits often return from a break abroad feeling like they need another getaway to recover from their packed itineraries. However, there are plenty of simple ways to step away from your daily routine and give yourself space to reset. If you’re interested in returning home…

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Tag: New York

  • Christopher Tuyay: The Cool Kids Series

    Christopher Tuyay: The Cool Kids Series

    Christopher Tuyay is a creative designer based in New York City, passionate about fresh, stylish, and smart design. His professional background has been in graphic design for fashion and lifestyle brands such as Toms Shoes, Cisco Home or SCOTTxSCOTT. On the side, he develops his style with projects involving illustration, typography, plant photography, amateur furniture design, and he even shares mixes on Soundcloud, which we really like.

    The Cool Kids is a series of portraits of the people who Christopher admires for the cool they do and are. It started as an exercise to improve his painting skills and find his illustration style, however the selection of subjects itself has turned into its own expression of taste.

    As a designer, Christopher’s inspiration comes from many places and these are the people who influence his style and creative perspective.

    The portraits of Sofia Coppola and Geoff McFetridge are our definite favourites. Which ones are yours?

    christophertuyaydesigns.com

  • Places: The Newsstand

    Places: The Newsstand

    The Newsstand is a project by creative company ALLDAYEVERYDAY. Since June 15 and until September 30, the newsstand in the Metropolitan subway station in Williamsburg, Brooklyn is being utilised as a venue for independent publications curated by Lele Savari of The 8-Ball Zine Fair.

    The Newsstand stocks titles from independent publishers around the world, including names like Desert Island books, Hamburger Eyes and Pau Wau Publications, as well as a selection of Brooklyn-made food and drink choices.

    To find out more about this innovative initiative, our contributor Charlie Rubin rode the subway to the intersection of the G and L trains to document this temporary space.

    Photos by Charlie Rubin

    www.alldayeveryday.com/thenewsstand

  • Web Series: High Maintenance

    You might have already seen this cool web series about a sarcastic New York weed dealer and his hilarious customers – it’s been written about all over the place – but in case you haven’t, we would like to share with you our favorite episode. Happy Easter!

    High Maintenance // Trixie from Janky Clown Productions on Vimeo.