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Endemicworld X Mocka Giveaway!

Tue, 27 Oct 2015 20:46:41 +0000

We’ve been a fan of Mocka’s stylish and nifty furniture pieces for a while now, and when the chance to collaborate on a giveaway came up we jumped on it!

Head over to the Mocka website to enter the New Zealand and Australian competitions to WIN a $150 endemicworld voucher.

Check out the awesome co-lab shots below, too. Styled by Places and Graces, photography by Jenna Smith Photo for endemicworld.

Left: Something Forgotten art print by Amy Wybrow Right: Black X art print by Duett Design

Left: Wonder Woman aerosol print by Component, Centre: Blue Scooter art print by Pencil and Hammer, Right: Coke Truck art print by Jack Alexander

Left: Dream Seek Create art print by Alisha Brunton, Right: Lavender art print by Laura O’Connor

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Probably Forever: An Exhibition by Illustrator Toby Morris

Tue, 20 Oct 2015 03:37:28 +0000

‘Probably Forever’ exhibition by Toby Morris was a huge success! We ‘probably’ had the most diverse age group to attend an endemicworld exhibition. Thank you sooo much to Toby and fans who attended to eat, drink and enjoy some incredible art.

Limited edition prints featured at ‘Probably forever’ are available online at endemicworld, or in store at 62 Ponsonby Road.

PS. Keep an eye out for some more new work by Toby coming soon…

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Marble art prints by Wild Wagon

Fri, 16 Oct 2015 20:11:43 +0000

Cristina Viscu of Wild Wagon has stolen our hearts again with the ‘Wave Study’ series. We got busy framing some A1’s in our endemicworld raw oak frames to hang in store, and had a bit of fun styling them too. This marble pattern is ridiculously trendy right now, and something cool and serene to bring you into the summer months.

Cheers again to Bioattic for lending us some amazing plants!

Wave Study #1 art print by Wild Wagon

Wave Study #6 art print by Wild Wagon

Wave Study #8 art print by Wild Wagon

To check out more art, you can visit us online or in store at 62 Ponsonby Road.

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Limited edition screen prints by Weston Frizzell

Tue, 15 Sep 2015 20:45:13 +0000

Mike Weston and Otis Frizzell made their mark on the New Zealand design scene by creating the unofficial ‘Supercity’ logo. They are also well known for their take on the ‘Behive’ matchbox logo, and their ‘Three Green Bottles’ screen print promoting their ‘Behave’ wine label.

Earlier in the month we made a mission to visit the studio of Weston Frizzell, and picked up some screen prints straight from the source!

Supercity and Three Green Bottles are now available online. To check them out in the flesh visit 62 Ponsonby Road, Auckland.

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Print Pairs: Sophisticated Kids

Tue, 01 Sep 2015 20:45:25 +0000

For this week’s print pairs we’ve sourced some trendy rooms for kids and sophisticated art prints to match. Something a little bit different to the black and white we’ve been seeing around of late. There’s nothing wrong with monochrome, it’s just good to give the eyes a little somethin’, somethin’.

image: Mikael Monson Photography

Why not introduce some french into their little lives, with the Sur Votre Velo art print by Greg Straight. (Other than the ‘French’ words you use when they don’t go to sleep at night) The styling in this room definitely has a nautical, Hamptons feel to it.

image: Tom Cole, Mini Woonboek

This has got to be one of the most subtle, dreamy kids rooms we’ve seen in a while. Loving the muted tones and gold dots.

This wise looking Little Owl art print by Ashley Percival would look so cute above the beautiful wooden bed head.

image: Patrick Cline

One for the tweens. SUCH an amazing rug, art displayed in a mini gallery wall and a cosy hanging chair. The Berg art print pulls out all those pink hues, and is part of the new graphic range by Pencil & Hammer. TDF.

For more awesome art prints for kids, visit us online or in store at 62 Ponsonby Road, Auckland.

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Geometric art prints by Yhodesign

Fri, 13 Mar 2015 22:01:47 +0000

Yhodesign is the creative brand of graphic designer and cool- guy, Yhodie Hendra Zaldi. We spotted Yhodie’s work when he started using our artist services, and couldn’t resist working with him and his prints.

Born in Indonesia and recently graduating from Yoobee School of Design, Yhodie now lives and works here in Auckland, NZ.

Yhodie’s approach to design is bold and graphic, colour and geometric shape are cleverly used to create the animal forms in his designs.

Pair any Yhodesign art print with with sharp black accessories and loud blocks of colour to complete the look. Perfect for the living room or entrance way.

Tiger framed art print by Yhodesign

Gouldian Finch art print by Yhodesign

Auckland art print by Yhodesign

Pukekohe art print by Yhodesign

View all Yhodesign geometric art prints. They are available in 3 sizes, framed or unframed.

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Print Pairs: Bright and White

Mon, 09 Mar 2015 19:45:06 +0000

Sigh, the modern life is a hectic beast. It can therefore be helpful if our home and workspaces are places of clarity.

Clear out the clutter, strip back the surfaces and make a statement with a crisp white interior (our favourite tool in giving art the spotlight it deserves here at endemicworld). This week we’ve chosen 3 different spaces where white makes an impact, and as always, charming art prints to go with them.

A bit of country charm never goes astray, and it’s safe to say that with stores such as Father Rabbit making it all too easy, we have no excuse but to pull off the style perfectly. This room could easily translate into a Villa or any older home with character.

A signed and numbered Clive limited edition art print by Margaret Petchell is also seriously made for this kinda thing… ‘hop’ to it!

Image: banjosandbibles.tumblr.com

Kate Hursthouse is one our newest local artists creating stunning calligraphy and typographic work. Her Calligraphy Alphabet art print could work at any size as a statement or detail piece, but we’ve imagined it could sit in this space as a smaller A4 size print.

No need for hanging, just get the art print framed in a thick box frame and stand it up in amongst your other belongings on a shelf or window sill.

With her background in architecture and love of words, the precise nature of Kate’s work would compliment a simple and clean display such as this one.

Image: myparadissi.com

Loving this couch(I distinctly remember seeing one very similar in Bo Concept Store…). Again, white and grey are the perfect platform for giving your artwork space to breathe and make an impact.

The Philodendron Art Print by Carmel at George Sand Studio would lift the mood of this room. You don’t even have to have a green thumb to have leaves in your home!

Image: myparadissi.com

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The Art of Display

Wed, 04 Jul 2012 03:26:46 +0000

Welcome to a new little feature on the blog – The Art of Display. The idea is to serve up inspiration and ideas for framing your prints and displaying your prints, by way of cool interior design and stylish spaces.
Let’s begin, shall we?

Hang prints and posters at unexpected heights (like here, starting at just a foot off the floor)…

…or in unexpected spots.

Don’t be afraid to mix up your frames. On paper, you might not think a set of black frames below a set of blonde wood frames would work… but this looks awesome! (Image from the excellent SFgirlbybay blog.)

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Use japanese Washi Tape (in one colour or a bunch of different colours and patterns) to hang your more affordable prints and posters. Display larger prints alongside postcards, photos and other cool keepsakes.

P.S: Watch this space, we’re currently working on a range of affordable products for framing and hanging prints at endemicworld…

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