Fog linen work

Fog Linen Work is a Japanese lifestyle brand founded by Yumiko Sekine in Tokyo more than 20 years ago.

Yumiko Sekine, founder of Fog Linen Work, the Tokyo-based home goods brand, is on a quest to revive the art of simplicity and craft. She’s long been a Remodelista favorite (we’ve featured her work in our three books and we all own tea towels, line-coated trays, baskets, and more from her line), so we were […]

2nd and 3rd photos are of the actual item. This is a Fog Linen Work dress with 3/4 length sleeves, a V-neck, and a tie-waist. 100% linen. Cream color with dark grey/black stripes. One size, best fits sizes 4-8. Used once and gently laundered. Bought for $200+, asking $95, continental US shipping included. Listing ends a week from today.

I have primarily been the product designer for tote+able, a company that caters to the retail gift industry on a wholesale level. I am the designer of record at the MoMA retail stores in NYC and Tokyo, the product is tote+able 'Flask and Shot Glass'. I also am responsible for the majority of the graphics used on tote+able's product. I have been an illustrator/graphic designer since 1983. Made in USA. Paper&Fog is an ethical, eco-fashion, born and raised in northern california apparel line.

Hand hammered brass fork

Our new Fog Linen work shirts are in, and we're thrilled to start sharing them! To see how they look on workers in the wild, we visited the beautiful studio of Anna Joyce. Anna is a prolific painter, printmaker, and textile designer based in Portland, OR. Her bold hand-printed designs

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Lately, I keep seeing this certain kind of window cover that looks like a transparent linen quilt. I love it. Apparently it is the Korean art of pojagi. Bojagi or bo for short (also pojagi or boj…

Linen grid placemat