November 24
By Talk Design
November 24, 2020
This week’s Talk Design guest is Wells Mason, a designer and sculptor based in Texas yet whose works span the globe.
Wells is the owner and founder of Ironwood Industries, a design house that specialises in studio furniture and contemporary sculpture.
In our chat we discuss the story of his studio as well as his path to the design game, the value of helping others and even ghosts in Texas.
Some might call Russell Manley the pioneer of the retro-modern barbershop movement. A British transplant and long-time barber, Manley opened his first New York shop on the
Joe started out learning the ropes of audio production in college, before continuing with Music Technology at University. Since then, he has been working in
Heather grew up in South Africa where she studied Architecture at ‘Wits’ University in Johannesburg and immigrated during the Soweto riots to complete her degrees
When your purpose creates your passion. Using blue denim jeans to save lives.James Bartle is the founding CEO of Outland Denim, the denim brand making
At 16 years old Nathan Woodrow began the Ryde Clothing Brand while in High School and recovering from a knee injury which sidelined him for
Jamie Durie is one of Australia's most recognisable faces and an icon in the world of horticulture and landscape design. He's been on Oprah, and
My guest today is the lovely Zara D'Cotta, an expert in healthy homes (so much so that she founded 'The Healthy Home') and a keynote
Talk Design’s guest today is Bruce Campbell. Bruce owns the Entrepreneurial Business School which helps individuals in business grow their wealth and transform their life.
This week Adrian chats with renowned Alabaman architect and author Jeff Dungan. Jeff speaks about harnessing intuition, and how to allow the house the design itself. In