Long 'Lolita' skirts- Denim Blue

Long 'Lolita' skirts

Neck-Bowed 'Lolita' Top - LightBlue

Sailor-collared boxy dress-Powder blue

Back-Bowed 'Lolita' Top

J.won is a young and exciting knitwear brand based in London. Her brand aims to combine varying design principles to bring unique and exciting identity for its customers. The concept is to empower women but remain sophisticated, practical yet chic, unique but with a wide appeal. Combining these attributes bring the feeling of exclusivity and power to women who can wear it according to their own fashion preferences.

Jiwon, the head designer, believes that knitwear should not just be about comfort but portray style and clear identity for those who wear it. She seeks to bring these themes out by combining colour, collaboration of various techniques and experimentation of combining new and old to ensure that the collection is not just 'trendy,' but bring a classical feel to knitwear.

J.won London

mobi low table \ smoked glass

mobi low table \ double \ polished stainless

COMB PATTERN BENCH

Comb Pattern Collection Bench - The Bench is the most essential piece within the collection. All editions feature unique comb patterns, maple or oak top, removable maple legs. 42 inches long.

COMB PATTERN 03 STOOL

03 Stool from Comb Pattern Collection. The seat is cnc milled in various hardwood in unique comb patterns, legs in hard maple.

Sung is a graduate of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago with a fine arts degree and Domus Academy in Milano with a Masters in Design. Sung began his design career in Milano at Samsung Design Milano before taking on a teaching career as a faculty at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago's Designed Objects program. Since 2013, Sung has served at the University of Illinois at Chicago's School of Design as an Assistant Professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies to the Industrial Design program. Sung has worked with international brands such as Louis Vuitton, Guzzini, and Roche Bobois and been represented internationally at Venice Biennale, Design Miami, Victoria and Albert Museum, Volume Gallery among others. .

Through his design and research practice, Sung Jang Laboratory, Sung strives to compose works that carry significance beyond functional extent which display and initiate dialogues regarding design’s roles and capabilities in social, cultural, emotional, artistic realms. One of Sung’s research interest is to understand and articulate qualitative attributes such as beauty, elegance, and extravagance in clear set of insights as methodology for design. In parallel to the independent practice, Sung serves as a partner in Article, LLC, a design consultancy based in Chicago.

Sung & Sung Jang Laboratory

Crocodile and girl 2013. Digital painting



Darphin



Red fishes and girl  2014. Digital painting



toad and thumbelina 2014. Digital painting



bloom



black swan 2012. Digital painting



Deer and girl



lizard and boy and girl

Dani Soon was born in a small remote town in Korea in 1991. Living in such a remote town meant there was not much to do, so books and drawing became her biggest pastime enjoyment. Being at one with Mother Nature also allowed her imagination to run wild and the rustic environment had a critical impact on her decision to be an artist. Even though she now lives in a hectic city, she still draws inspiration from reading books and working outside which allows her to absorb her natural surroundings.

Dani continued her education at art school where the focus was on production design and film but Dani chose to work in illustration. She mostly works digitally.

At the age of 19, Dani created her own illustration blog and started to post her work on the Internet. This led to a number of exhibitions including ‘Beautiful Store’ a fund-raiser for post flood recovery efforts in Nepal and Bangladesh. She also recently exhibited at Samwon Paper Gallery in Seoul.

In her spare time, Dani likes to listen to music, read and watch films; she has even directed a short film! She also has two 11 year old dogs.

Dani Soon