Nasaria CholleWe (Cayman), Oshun Rising 1

On April 22, Bermuda-based Black Pony Gallery, an art platform that focuses on contemporary art makers from the Caribbean and mid-Atlantic islands, launched its first exhibition featuring emerging and established artists in collaboration with Cambridge Beaches hotel to help celebrate the property's centennial this year.

Mac Collins

Much like a throne, the domineeringly high back of the Iklwa Lounge Chair is intended to frame, enhance, and empower all who sit in it.

ceramicah 

Ceramicah’s signature Tera table lamp, known for its classic silhouette, thoughtful proportions and earthy finishes now comes in a hand-painted black and white version with matte underglaze.

adidas Originals x Wales Bonner

We stumbled across these super silver sneakers - a collaboration between adidas Originals and Wales Bonner - only recently although they were released as part of the duo's Spring/Summer 2022 collaboration.

Niké Bada

Bermuda-based concept store Merch. launched their little + local campaign on Small Business Saturday to remind the public that shopping on island and at small, independent businesses can have a huge impact on the local economy. 

Bermudian documentary photographer and visual storyteller Nicola Muirhead used the various lockdowns in 2020 and 2021 as a way of challenging her creativity while coming to terms with the fear and anxiety she felt for the future. 

Converse continues to keep relevant via a deluge of collaborations including one with Tyler the Creator that dropped earlier this year.

Designed by ACLA Architecture as a celebration of the tropics, the Stargazing Pavilion perched as it is atop a hill at Villa Being, Tobago makes great use of richly detailed hardwood doors and windows to frame an uninterrupted views of land, sea and sky.

 

We recently stumbled across this fantastic piece of mid-century modern furniture which was produced in the 1950s in-house by Vynex, an Australian-based fabric company that was a division of ICI.

We have long been a fan of Camper shoes for their quirky, whimsical and often amusing take on footwear, but we also love when they collaborate in a thoughtful way which they have done here. Camper have developed a limited edition reimagining of the original model of their distinctive "stepping islands" or "walking islands" boot in conjunction with the Ethical Fashion Initiative (EFI), a programme of the International Trade Center, a joint agency of the World Trade Organization and the United Nations.