Margo wears our Blue Hooded Snap Button during her test set

Enviormental Play, a series by Scaffold Sounds, featuring Margo Hannah

Margo Hannah, a longtime collaborator and friend, was recently featured in a sound series hosted by Scaffold Sounds titled 'Environmental Play'. The series draws attention to the space around us and how our efforts can, and should, directly shape it. We were thrilled to receive images from her test set, where she wears our brand. The set took place at Quiet Hours for Scaffold Sounds, with photography by Max Machado. For those unfamiliar, a test shoot typically takes place prior to a live recording or production, allowing the creative to experiment ahead of the final outcome.

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Portrait by Ashley McLean

Our Founder, Nicole Zizi, Was Featured in VoyageMIA

Over time, it evolved into more than just products, becoming a platform for ideas, thinking about how design can build community, shift culture, and challenge how we experience everyday objects.

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Delve into the depths of 'Shadows n’ the Arena' with Reggie Revels, and Uncover Endurance intertwined with Discipline and Persistence.

Delve into the depths of 'Shadows n’ the Arena' with Reggie Revels, and Uncover Endurance intertwined with Discipline and Persistence.

As we delve into the depths of Shadows n’ the Arena with Reggie Revels, we uncover a narrative of endurance intertwined with discipline and persistence. The subtle beauty of unseen labor and quiet repetition leads us to the essence of resolve, a testament to showing up fully and to how Reggie embodies that commitment.

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Peek-a-Blue by Nimtim Architect transforms a Small Space

Peek-a-Blue by Nimtim Architect transforms a Small Space

Ultramarine-blue-framed openings punctuate this London home renovation by local studio Nimtim Architects, creating strong visual links between newly connected living spaces. Named Peek-a-Blue, the project reimagines the home’s previously compact and disjointed ground floor, transforming it into a sequence of fluid, interconnected spaces tailored to modern family life.

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'In Remembrance Archways' serves as a personal ode to storytelling and the preservation of childhood memory, brought to life through form and performance art.

'In Remembrance Archways' serves as a personal ode to storytelling and the preservation of childhood memory, brought to life through form and performance art.

In Remembrance Archways     With this visual, we explore empowerment through self, the discovery of self and others, and the fostering of inclusion and belonging within community. Playing with the idea of uniformity and versatility, the collection carries meaning across both individuality and collective identity. The story offers a glimpse into the architectural backbone of the brand.       “Initially, this project began with memories of Broward and Miami. After my father’s transition, I felt a calling toward New York—toward Fort Greene, Brooklyn, and the memories of my childhood there. Those moments helped form the foundation of who I am today and the background of Nicole Zizi Studio.”—Nicole Zizi             The idea behind In Remembrance Archways was to begin bringing elements of self into...

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Designer Matteo Frontini has reimagined the classic Moka coffee pot with the Turbo Moka, a redesigned version that he claims brews coffee twice as fast as traditional models.

Designer Matteo Frontini has reimagined the classic Moka coffee pot with the Turbo Moka, a redesigned version that he claims brews coffee twice as fast as traditional models.

Designer Matteo Frontini has reimagined the classic Moka coffee pot with the Turbo Moka, a redesigned version that he claims brews coffee twice as fast as traditional models. The update introduces a helical spiral base inspired by jet engines, which significantly reduces brewing time. The Turbo Moka aims to modernize the everyday ritual of coffee-making while honoring the iconic stovetop espresso maker originally created in 1933 by Alfonso Bialetti and Luigi De Ponti. Frontini developed the first prototype in 2024, approaching the familiar design through a contemporary lens. The pot’s distinctive spiral base increases surface area by 93 per cent, allowing for greater contact with the flame compared to a conventional Moka pot. As a result, Frontini says the Turbo Moka can brew coffee in half the time while using...

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