Getting huge acclaim from Australia to Germany, and everywhere in between, Mark Alsweiler’s artwork consists of various American-Amish-looking folk, native American symbols, music, transport and nature. All with underlying nods to the simple pleasures in life.

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You would know you walked into one of Rafael de Cárdenas interiors within a heartbeat. Bold geometrical shapes, bursting colour and repeating lines create such a visual pop, you’d be forgiven for thinking you had been slipped something in your morning coffee. With these factors combined, the illusion of perspective and space often demand a double take. Moving beyond interiors, he ventures into some pretty unique furniture design, too.

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Something akin to what you would see through a kaleidoscope, bright and vibrant geometric shapes make up these cool scarfs from Lucy-Jay. A recent collaboration with Simon Cook from Stone and Spear adds the extra collage element of ‘found’ photography.

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Sometimes you only have a spare minute. What better way to spend it by watching a short video that gives you a little insight into someone else’s world? One Minute Wonders are beautifully shot, well edited, and keep it brief.

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The Olympics is about bringing people together. In this case, it’s also about bringing vermin together. Yes, even the Olympics cynics out there will get a kick out of this. A brilliant piece of work by Leo Bridle.

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They’re talented, they’re hardworking, and now, with Slanted Mansion, you can get a peek into their spaces. They’re the creative doers and thinkers – some established, some emerging – from all around the globe and wildly different crafts and disciplines. Through their words and their environments, you can get to know a different one of these characters every week.

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