This week marks 6 months of running our Bazaar. As we hit this first milestone, we gather the crowd favourites and all-time bestsellers. Some are decorative and whimsical, others functional and witty. All were hand-picked with love.
Next we speak to the talented Tadashi Adamson, a New York based multidisciplinary artist whose work playfully reimagines the everyday. Blurring the line between art and design, he transforms familiar objects into unexpected, resulting in pieces that feel both carefully constructed and delightfully absurd. I would love to live in his brain for a week or two.
Finally, we ask Tadashi to choose his five favourite gems from our Bazaar. A little love going around, as it should be.
Enjoy the read,
Malika
In Conversation
Tadashi Adamson is a multidisciplinary artist whose work playfully reimagines the everyday. Blurring the line between art and design, he transforms familiar objects into unexpected, often humorous forms that invite interaction and curiosity. His practice draws on architectural thinking, resulting in pieces that feel both carefully constructed and delightfully absurd.