‘Bang’ by Ryuji Nakamura at the CNAC LAB | Tokyo, Japan.

Some people are just too damn clever, aren't they? Seriously - would you look at these images for me? Who would have thought that a humble polyester ribbon could create such a dynamic and seductive installation piece? Well, not me! This...

Koskela Pop Up Sydney Showroom.

Hello everyone! How was your weekend? Mine was excellent - thanks for asking! In fact, yesterday I visited one of the most beautiful and "permanent looking" pop-up retail space I've ever seen. I'm taking about Koskela's new pop-up showroom...

Product Love | Available in Australia.

One of the most annoying aspects of blogging are all the press releases I receive daily. Most of them shit me to tears as they are: a) completely irrelevant to yellowtrace content and a huge waste of my time b) written really...

Elana Herzog.

Shut the front door! Just as I thought I've seen it all, along comes the work of New York based artist Elana Herzog. I think that this is so beautiful, that I kinda almost don't know what to say about it. But I think I'll manage...

Aichinger House by Hertl Architekten | Austria.

It is not that often one can see a building which challenges the conventional to this extent. I mean, I personally always thought that curtains belonged on the inside of buildings, but Austrian practice Hertl Architekten clearly had a...

Ryuji Nakamura.

I am not really sure how to introduce the work of Japanese architect Ryuji Nakamura. 'Extreme love' is a bit thin. 'Genius' doesn't quite cut it. 'Mesmerising' gets us close, but doesn't really do it justice. There are very few people...

Elisa Strozyk.

Woooweee! More incredible talent to share. This time I bring you the work of incredible German designer Elisa Strozyk. Seriously, this chick is mega hot. I bookmarked her site a few months ago, but then it got buried in my enormous "to be...

Peter & Sally Nencini.

I'm in love. These chairs, that embroidery. What's not to love. These pieces are a result of a collaboration between Peter Nencini and Sally Nencini. Peter describes himself as a "making-looking-thinking of an...