Using our wooden lampshades in the USA
Find the right lampsocket in the USA for our shades
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Using our fabric lampshades in the USA
How to check whether our shade are compatible with your lamp socket in the USA
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Diffusers for larger lampshades
How to hide the bulb in your pendant lampshade
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Obligatory Coronavirus Update
Operating under lockdown in London.
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Mottainai and sustainabaility
A Japanese approach to respecting Nature
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Japan and Scandinavia
"Japandi"? A new name for an old phenomenon
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Book Review: Bending Adversity
A thoughtful analysis of the Japanese character
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Tea master Kobori Enshu
Elegant simplicity: from wabi-sabi to kirei-sabi
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Aoyama Flower Market Selfridges
Aoyama Flower Market: “Living With Flowers Everyday”
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Wabi-sabi and natural interiors
Natural interiors: Beauty in the not-so-perfect
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Traditional Japanese Tableware
A handy guide to a Japanese place setting
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Wabi-sabi & Architecture
The Metabolists: impermanence in architecture
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Wabi-Sabi & Zen: which came first?
The roots of wabi-sabi go deeper than Zen
