Mitre & Mondays believes designing for the end is as important as designing for the beginning. In conversation with Hypebeast ahead of the reveal of their latest (dismountable) Atelier100 project, they explained why.
Bringing colorful fun to everyday housewares.
Located in one of northern Seoul’s oldest neighborhoods, Seochon.
Featuring a Gua Bao-style handle made from restaurant plastic waste.
The collaboration also includes a number of limited-edition apparel pieces.
Located a stone’s throw from Milan’s Duomo.
Mixing New York’s architectural codes with the sweet-scented brand’s French roots.
The Chicago-based creative has teamed with the legendary furniture company to create a trio of objects that salute found materials, car culture and design classics.
Featuring coupes, wine glasses, tumblers and whiskey carafes.
The urban district is called Azabudai Hills.
Expressed in the fashion label’s signature burgundy red colorway.
Chronicling the designer’s 30-year career.
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