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Travel, Berlin: Photographic Playground – by Sarah Olioff

Alas, a playground for adults! I was eager for summer vacation this year and decided to jump ahead and take my vacation a little early. I booked a ticket and was off to London, Berlin & Sweden for two weeks. While I was in Berlin I had the pleasure of exploring the OM-D Photographic playground [...]

Meet our new guest blogger : Jazz Musician Matt Herskowitz

We had the pleasure to sit and chat with Jazz musician Matt Herskowitz last week. We asked him a few questions on inspiration and creativity. Here is what he had to say : Who’s Matt? I’m a jazz/classical pianist/composer who can’t just choose one style and stick with it. I love going out on the [...]

Japanese paper – By Dina

A few years ago, Inder found this great material at a fabric trade show in Hong Kong. It had a crinkled shiny surface that was kind of perplexing but we fell in love with it right away because it was so different from everything else out there. It reminded us of Washi*, a style of paper [...]

A Matter of Taste: Vegan Chef Jay Astafa Raises the (Ethical & Edible) Bar—By Nell Alk

April showers brought more than May flowers this season in NYC. Indeed, last month brought remarkable vegan fine dining to Manhattan’s Lower East Side, two nights that this month attendees still can’t stop talking—and writing—about. The Old Bowery Station, on April 25 and April 26, played host to 20-year-old plant-based chef Jay Astafa’s restaurant concept, [...]