And yet, a decision had been made: this year, we purge the magazines.
Then we stumble upon an old September issue of Vogue. A cover of Harper’s Bazaar we absolutely love. That copy of Milk Decoration where we dog-eared fifteen pages. The truth becomes undeniable: I need the right piece of furniture to house them.
In Vilnius, KISMAS opportunely provides the alibi.
The Lithuanian studio designs objects with radical lines, somewhere between functional furniture and domestic sculpture. Raw aluminium, bold geometries, and industrial details...
First exhibit: the Neowise Aero Coffee Table. Beneath its aluminium top, an open shelf welcomes books and magazines. Vogue here, Harper’s Bazaar there, Milk Decoration just below—neatly ordered enough to call it a collection rather than clutter.
At dusk, the Doric Lamp 01 takes over. With its soft light and nearly architectural allure, it casts just the right glow to commit that classic mistake: picking up "just for five minutes" an issue bought three years ago.
Taste
Raw aluminium · Magazine archives · Vogue September issues · Late-night reading · Soft light · Industrial minimalism · Organised clutter
