Architecture studio Keiji Ashizawa Design combine raw materials and soft lighting to create a visually strong yet cosy environment.
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Elevating the coffee pod experience, leading coffee roastery Allpress has released the Allpress Espresso Specialty Coffee Capsule. The new specialty capsules are designed to offer discerning coffee drinkers the brand’s signature Espresso Blend in the convenient form of a capsule—for enjoyment in the comfort of your own home.
Having developed and refined its menswear collection, ASKET is expanding into womenswear. With classic silhouettes and quality materials, each piece is designed to last for years to come.
Smell is a powerful sense that's able to transport our minds to other places in an instant. Aesop‘s new collection of three fragrances—named Karst, Miraceti and Erémia, and collectively titled Othertopias—has been created to take us to realms both real and imagined.
Inspired by Japanese design, Ben Richards moved from the UK to Tokyo to pursue a freelance photography career. In the two years since, he has built up an impressive portfolio of clients and projects, including Aman, Blue Bottle Coffee and Tokyobike. Softer Volumes spoke with Ben to learn more about how he approaches projects, his influences and inspirations, and the intersection of design and photography within his work.
There are no two ways about it—travel planning is more inspiring and enjoyable when you have certain devices and tools on hand. If done well, the process can be convenient and stimulating, ensuring you’re prepared and excited for your upcoming travels.
Located in Sydney’s Double Bay suburb, SHELTER is a modern wellness centre intended to nourish both mind and body.
MO-NO-HA café and its adjoining store is a modern exploration of the 20th century Mono-ha art movement.
There is a lot you need to be aware of if you want to make the absolute most of your cabernet. To help provide more insight, Softer Volumes posed a few questions to Vasse Felix’s Estate Sommelier, Evan Gill and Chief Winemaker, Virginia Willcock.
Cleverly hidden in each temple of these contemporary glasses is an in-built speaker. The aim: to listen to your favourite song or podcast or jump on a call without the need for any other devices or accessories.