The 20/21 Journal
Discover our passion for good design and the rich stories behind the iconic pieces, talented designers and skilled makers of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries that we represent.
Journal
Thank you to everyone who entered our typography Competition.
In Conversation with Coco Chocolatier
Today we talk to Calum Haggerty, owner of Coco Chocolatier, to discuss the intersection of chocolate and design, sourcing raw materials and ethical production.
Draw A New Year Competition
Design a numeric 2021 in your chosen medium to be in with a chance to win a £250 gift voucher in our typography competition, Draw A New Year.
In Conversation with Niwaki
We caught up with Jake from Niwaki, who source and import beautifully made Japanese designs for the garden. Their Okatsune secateurs have been a favourite with twentytwentyone for several years.
Social Togetherness: Pat O'Leary
Ceramicist Pat O'Leary discusses her design process, from initial sketches to its realisation in clay and how the pandemic has affected her work and the studio community she works within.
Social Togetherness: Superfolk
In recent months, we find ourselves more engaged with the environment. Joanne and Geroid are the founders and designers of Superfolk and draw inspiration from the land and water of Ireland.
Social Togetherness: Ian McIntyre
Today we talk to designer Ian McIntyre about his re-engineering of the iconic Brown Betty teapot, and how its history has formed and shaped its new development.
Social Togetherness: Inga Sempé
With many still working from home, we are doing much more preparation of food and drinks. We asked designer, Inga Sempé, to share her experiences, with reference to her design for Crane Cookware.
Social Togetherness: Bessie Austin
Austin Austin, is dedicated to producing organic skincare products using the finest natural ingredients. Today we talk to Bessie Austin, as part of our Social Togetherness series.
Social Togetherness: Mikiya Kobayashi
Today, we are talking with Mikiya Kobayashi from his studio in Tokyo. We discuss the background to the Tate Otama ladle, future projects and a positive approach to these times of change.
Social Togetherness: Sir Kenneth Grange
Britains' most prolific and pioneering industrial designer, Sir Kenneth Grange, discusses the impact of the world pandemic, working from home and future projects.
Social Togetherness: Spandana Gopal
Spandana Gopal, the founder of Tiipoi, talks to twentytwentyone about life in lockdown, adapting to working from home and the music that inspires her day.
Social Togetherness: Suzy Hoodless
Interior designer, Suzy Hoodless, discusses the impact of working from home on family life and the creativity and enrichment that has flourished during the pandemic.
Social Togetherness: Katherine Hoeger
As part of our Social Togetherness series, we talk to Katherine Hoeger of Nine United, to discuss her experience of lockdown and working from home highlights.
Social Togetherness: Hugo Passos
Designer Hugo Passos talks to us from Setúbal, to discuss his experience of life in lockdown, a forced reconsideration of resources and future projects.