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Architectural Digest
“The self-taught, New York-based designer began selling her colorful pieces on Instagram just a couple of years ago, a process that has gained her nearly 20,000 followers all for individual wooden pieces she’s created with her own two hands.”
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Hunker
“Her work is campy, colorful, and "joy-provoking," with her inspirations ranging from radical Italian design to kitschy vintage patterns. She's especially fond of objects that are "totally functional but look like toys”
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Surface Mag
“Though the objects that come from her young Brooklyn-based practice are consistently fun and personality-driven, Collé is serious about setting an example for the industry”
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Domino Mag
“And for someone who describes herself on Instagram as a “dyke carpentress,” you have to wonder—who gets to own the color pink anyway?”
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Vogue
“Collé’s own pieces, the aptly named pasta stools and linguine shelves, have garnered a committed following of acolytes on Instagram and certainly challenge perceptions of standard issue design.”
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Architectural Digest
“The self-taught, New York-based designer began selling her colorful pieces on Instagram just a couple of years ago, a process that has gained her nearly 20,000 followers all for individual wooden pieces she’s created with her own two hands.”
-
Hunker
“Her work is campy, colorful, and "joy-provoking," with her inspirations ranging from radical Italian design to kitschy vintage patterns. She's especially fond of objects that are "totally functional but look like toys”
-
Surface Mag
“Though the objects that come from her young Brooklyn-based practice are consistently fun and personality-driven, Collé is serious about setting an example for the industry”
-
Domino Mag
“And for someone who describes herself on Instagram as a “dyke carpentress,” you have to wonder—who gets to own the color pink anyway?”
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Vogue
“Collé’s own pieces, the aptly named pasta stools and linguine shelves, have garnered a committed following of acolytes on Instagram and certainly challenge perceptions of standard issue design.”
-
Architectural Digest
“The self-taught, New York-based designer began selling her colorful pieces on Instagram just a couple of years ago, a process that has gained her nearly 20,000 followers all for individual wooden pieces she’s created with her own two hands.”
-
Hunker
“Her work is campy, colorful, and "joy-provoking," with her inspirations ranging from radical Italian design to kitschy vintage patterns. She's especially fond of objects that are "totally functional but look like toys”
-
Surface Mag
“Though the objects that come from her young Brooklyn-based practice are consistently fun and personality-driven, Collé is serious about setting an example for the industry”
-
Domino Mag
“And for someone who describes herself on Instagram as a “dyke carpentress,” you have to wonder—who gets to own the color pink anyway?”
-
Vogue
“Collé’s own pieces, the aptly named pasta stools and linguine shelves, have garnered a committed following of acolytes on Instagram and certainly challenge perceptions of standard issue design.”
-
Architectural Digest
“The self-taught, New York-based designer began selling her colorful pieces on Instagram just a couple of years ago, a process that has gained her nearly 20,000 followers all for individual wooden pieces she’s created with her own two hands.”
-
Hunker
“Her work is campy, colorful, and "joy-provoking," with her inspirations ranging from radical Italian design to kitschy vintage patterns. She's especially fond of objects that are "totally functional but look like toys”
-
Surface Mag
“Though the objects that come from her young Brooklyn-based practice are consistently fun and personality-driven, Collé is serious about setting an example for the industry”
-
Domino Mag
“And for someone who describes herself on Instagram as a “dyke carpentress,” you have to wonder—who gets to own the color pink anyway?”
-
Vogue
“Collé’s own pieces, the aptly named pasta stools and linguine shelves, have garnered a committed following of acolytes on Instagram and certainly challenge perceptions of standard issue design.”
-
Architectural Digest
“The self-taught, New York-based designer began selling her colorful pieces on Instagram just a couple of years ago, a process that has gained her nearly 20,000 followers all for individual wooden pieces she’s created with her own two hands.”
-
Hunker
“Her work is campy, colorful, and "joy-provoking," with her inspirations ranging from radical Italian design to kitschy vintage patterns. She's especially fond of objects that are "totally functional but look like toys”
-
Surface Mag
“Though the objects that come from her young Brooklyn-based practice are consistently fun and personality-driven, Collé is serious about setting an example for the industry”
-
Domino Mag
“And for someone who describes herself on Instagram as a “dyke carpentress,” you have to wonder—who gets to own the color pink anyway?”
-
Vogue
“Collé’s own pieces, the aptly named pasta stools and linguine shelves, have garnered a committed following of acolytes on Instagram and certainly challenge perceptions of standard issue design.”