Design Magazine - September 2014

In this issue

A household name amongst Sri Lankans, Vogue Jewellers showcases rare and mesmerising pieces of high jewellery that stand out amongst a vast portfolio of versatile design collections.
The latest go-to destination for celebrities and socialites, Roberto Cavalli opened doors to his new entertainment and nightlife concept in July 2014.
Designed for city lovers, the Gi Bike can be recognised as the next revolutionary step since the introduction of the bicycle 200 years ago. From ergonomic, streamlined design, to safety and features for modern day conveniences, this lightweight contraption is ideally suited for commuting along the urban landscape.
Retracing the routes of the Tuscan merchants of the Renaissance, the perfumes of Lorenzo Villoresi represent a universe where the materials, fragrances, and colours of Tuscany meet and harmonise with the spices, essences and influences of the Orient.
Samadara Ginige, the first Sri Lankan to win the Bronze Award at the A’ Design Awards in the category of Graphics and Visual Communication where she presented a simple yet sophisticated logo that reflected her personal identity...
Award winning designer Jack Row released his latest series of pens the Mirage Collection of writing instruments and complementing cufflinks. It follows his previous luxury ranges Architect, City and Jaali, continuing a tradition of painstakingly handcrafted products to suit exquisite tastes.
Designer Natascha Schenk met a young glass blower by the name of Tobias Berger in a small workshop in the heart of Austria.