Percival Clothing is a London based company / collective who make quality garments using honest fabrics – built for adventure – with a philosophy of lasting style over trend-led shapes. It’s all designed in London and there’s some familiar faces involved. Lovely promo film too. Great stuff guys!

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You have only three days left to be part of our first community funded Gifted project!

To make the project happen we’re looking for 100 people to pre-order the calendar and as an early supporter of the project you get some exclusive goodies!

In case you missed the news at the beginning of the week. Gifted will be a mix of shop, blog and community funding platform where we can create things free from commercial restrictions with all the immensely talented people we meet on FFF. To kick things off I brought 12 of our collaborators together to create a A3 lose-leaf calendar for our first joint project.

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Pssst… If you spend more then £50 at Cow & Co you get one of these excellent tote bags in FREE! Cleverly timed to coincide with your christmas shopping

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How much do you want a Punkt. phone after seeing what Rosie Lee have done with their branding!

Punkt. is a Swiss based consumer electronics firm manufacturing stylish technology products for a busy, design-conscious customer base. Its products are developed around the ethos that technology should always be simple, intuitive and devoid of unnecessary functionality. ‘Punkt.’ meaning full stop in many languages, is a nod to this reductionist approach.

Sounds perfect to me!

via Visuelle

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Andrew Groves has launched his latest side project Miscellaneous Adventures, which serves as a marketplace and gallery for fine, handcrafted wooden spoons and other objects intended for use in the Great Outdoors. Each item is made bz hand from responsibly harvested timber collected from woodland in Sussex and further afield. Relying on traditional techniques, every functional art object is carved from green wood by hand using an axe, knife, crook knife and finally finished with sandpaper and polishing compounds. The wood is then protected from the elements with a mixture of Walnut Oil and Beeswax and painted or decorated with acrylic based aerosols or enamels.

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Quiet and graceful bespoke furniture by London based Gavin Coyle.

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Design— Walzo
Site build— Antenna
Photography— Gianluca De Girolamo

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As part of the London Design Festival’s ‘Made by Britain‘ exhibition, British furniture manufacturer Vitsoe (pronounced Vit-soo) allow us a glimpse behind-the-scenes at their London workshop. Their video against planned obsolescence is also worth a watch!

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Furniture designer Matthew Hilton has a new website designed by Spin. Four years ago he set up his own business to gain control of the design, manufacturing and marketing of furniture under his own name and for the Portuguese company De La Espada.

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What a great idea. Revolights consist of 2 thin profile LED rings (white in front, red in back) that mount directly to each wheel rim (just below the brake calipers) using a series of rim specific clips. Power is supplied via a thin wire to the hub where a lightweight and slim, USB rechargable polymer lithium-ion battery is held in a special bracket.

Help get this project happen by backing it on Kickstarter!

via Swissmiss

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Solid work from Italian designer, Alessio Avventuroso. Also check out Alessio’s collaborator, Art Director and Product Designer Matteo Cibic Studio.

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