// Tattoo Art Today

Somerset House is currently exhibiting the original artworks from 70 of the world's influential tattoo artists including Ed Hardy, Horiyoshi III, Paul Booth, Rose Hardy, Chris Garver, Ami James and Mister Cartoon. Each artist was asked to create a new work for the exhibition on the theme of time and were asked to work with any medium or canvas apart from their usual surface of skin. Here are our favourites...

{Varanasi - Chad Koeplinger}

{Mark of identity - Ami James}

{Forever is a long time - Angelique Houtkamp}

{Rouge - Rose Hardy}

{Time machine - Timothy Hoyer}

// Complete tranquility

{via Modern Hepburn}

// Scrubby Bay Farmhouse, New Zealand

This farmhouse designed by Patterson Architects is a great example of current trends... raw, honest and simple coupled with master craftsmanship. 

Photography by Simon Devitt

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// Green

Anything green goes...

// Moroso Loves London

Had a great time at the Moroso Loves London event last night. The showroom was jam packed with people buzzing to hear designers Ron Arad, Ross Lovegrove, Benjamin Hubert & Tord Boontje speak about the story of Moroso and how it all began. 

One of my favourite pieces on display was Ron Arad's Misfits sofa, upholstered in Divina 3 793 by Kvadrat. 

{Misfits - Ron Arad}