PURSUIT

The Closet Purge

February 13, 2014February 13, 2014 by Pierre Hamilton

Every time you stand before your cluttered closet, racked by indecision, you’re flushing time down a drain you can never plug. How many times have you promised yourself that next weekend will be the one where you vanquish that university-era Cosby cardigan, and all the other orphaned and unwanted apparel, … Read More

Cabela Ultimate Alaknak Tent

February 12, 2014 by Staff

Some people like their camping to be low-key and rough. The Cabela Ultimate Alaknak Tent ($1,500) is not for those people. In fact, at thirteen by twenty-seven feet, it’s big enough to host you and ten of your closest friends, thanks to offset centre poles, five foot walls, and two … Read More

Equestrian Saddle Chair

February 11, 2014 by Staff

High angle back, deep padding, no stench of horse poop—this Equestrian Saddle Chair ($2,500) has all the things we wish regular saddles had, plus is actually has the aesthetic of a classic saddle. That’s all we really want—the aesthetic. No horses, thanks.

Crashed Ferrari Table

February 11, 2014 by Staff

When life gives you a wrecked Ferrari, you can do two things: cry about it, or turn your crashed car into a table. That’s what we’d do, after seeing designer Charly Molinelli’s coffin-like Ferrari Table. If you want your own, it’ll run you $13,500, but you can probably get a … Read More

An Undertaking

February 9, 2014 by Staff

Michael Yates is a woodworker whose grandmother asked him to design her casket. Yates responded by figuring out something simple, stripped-down, and practical—the opposite of most contemporary caskets.