from DesignMarketo —with love

DesignMarketo is curating events, commissioning designers and selling exciting objects with stories to tell.

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Our aim is to provide an economic stronghold for designers to develop their practice and self production.
Our recent events include a lemonade bar in Bulgaria, a dinner at the Barbican Art Centre in London or a friendly cafe in the Brompton Design District (London Design Festival 2011); for each of our events we setup a brief and commission designers to produce limited edition, to go for sale either during the event in the popup shop or, later, online. The online shop also features a selection of objects we came across, meeting with designers in their studio.

We love exploring the everyday life of objects, experimenting with food and products, design and internet... such a great list to provide us and our friends with a lot of fun!


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Bar Alto landed on earth again: London september 2012 during the London Design Festival

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yummyinmytumbly: Spicy Dark Chocolate Bacon with Roasted Almonds

yummyinmytumbly:

Spicy Dark Chocolate Bacon with Roasted Almonds

fyeahnomnoms: chocolate peanut butter balls by elana’s pantry on Flickr.

fyeahnomnoms:

chocolate peanut butter balls by elana’s pantry on Flickr.

fyeahnomnoms: Chocolate Phyllo Napoleon with Pear and Raspberries by pastrystudio on Flickr.

fyeahnomnoms:

Chocolate Phyllo Napoleon with Pear and Raspberries by pastrystudio on Flickr.

fyeahnomnoms: Christmas day brunch. by Dean Ruben. on Flickr.

fyeahnomnoms:

Christmas day brunch. by Dean Ruben. on Flickr.

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fyeahnomnoms: Expensive, but full of delicious. by Dean Ruben. on Flickr.

fyeahnomnoms:

Expensive, but full of delicious. by Dean Ruben. on Flickr.

quiet-design: Loop bottle opener by Oscar Diaz for Field  Diaz approached this bottle opener as an industrial tool, simplified in a manner to provoke curiosity. Cast in Milwaukee, WI, the design is equally informed by its end use, the rugged material and the manufacturing process. Loop has a rough tumbled finish, and will open bottles for as long as you’re drinking them. Buy it from FIELD

quiet-design:

Loop bottle opener by Oscar Diaz for Field 

Diaz approached this bottle opener as an industrial tool, simplified in a manner to provoke curiosity. Cast in Milwaukee, WI, the design is equally informed by its end use, the rugged material and the manufacturing process. Loop has a rough tumbled finish, and will open bottles for as long as you’re drinking them. Buy it from FIELD

zangtumb: Save Fish - Eat Chips - Alexandre Bettler

zangtumb:

Save Fish - Eat Chips - Alexandre Bettler

rosecarriergirl: Save Fish…Eat Chips

rosecarriergirl:

Save Fish…Eat Chips

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amandinealessandra: Harry Thaler’s Bar Alto Table

amandinealessandra:

Harry Thaler’s Bar Alto Table

amandinealessandra: Duralex/Kopiaste shoot

amandinealessandra:

Duralex/Kopiaste shoot