Furniture designer Christophe Delcourt's attraction to raw materials is inspired by organic textures, and extends to the spiritual relationship between the user, space and object.
Rōzu
Charlotte Perriand started building her own small cabin in the French ski village of Méribel in 1960. Inspired by Perriand and her work, Aēsop created Rōzu, a fragrance which captures Perriand's love of the mountains, pine trees, snow and fresh air.
Southwest of Te Anau in New Zealand's South Island lies the curving bend of Kepler Track. Flanked by two lakes, it offers views of Fiordland National Park.
The UK's legacy of racism and slavery is often left obscured or undisclosed, but much of Bristol's Georgian architecture was funded by income generated from the slave trade. A few miles up the River Avon, the fashionable Georgian city of Bath was also flooded with wealth earned from slavery.
"I understand nothing lasts forever, but I find reassurance in knowing how a piece of wood will age or how light will impact it over time."
Christophe Delcourt
Cereal Volume 19
In this volume, we look towards Korea. We explore the architecture of Itami Jun, the photography of Koo Bohnchang, and the Dansaekhwa art movement. We converse with David Chang and Eunjo Park, visit Charlotte Perriand's Méribel chalet with Aēsop, and share our cultural guide to Seoul.
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