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Didn't elementary school smell like one big gum eraser? Turns out, eraser technology has advanced leaps and bounds since the 70s. It's OK to think that a fresh set of school supplies and a new T-shirt is going to turn your life around. Doesn't everybody?

Remember when pencils were boring? Well, those days are long gone now. It doesn't get me precise than Tät-Tat’s Eiffel Limewood Laser Sculpted Pencil. The complicated cuts in the barrel are as detailed as the person using it. It’s Tät-Tat’s design answer to a classic tool. Color: Matte Lacquered Materials: Laser Sculpted Limewood Designed by Brigitta and Benedikt Martig-Imhof Made in Switzerland Tät-Tat, founded in 1994 near Zurich, produces playful design items that charm the eye and delight the mind. The husband and wife design team—Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof are former teachers who work hand in hand with social work programs and institutions throughout Switzerland and Germany, employing up to 300 persons with intellectual disabilities.

Remember when pencils were boring? Well, those days are long gone now. The intricately cut barrel of Tät-Tat’s Fisch Limewood Laser Sculpted Pencil shows just how details laser etching can be. It’s Tät-Tat’s design answer to a classic tool. Color: Matte Lacquered Materials: Laser Sculpted Limewood Designed by Brigitta and Benedikt Martig-Imhof Made in Switzerland Tät-Tat, founded in 1994 near Zurich, produces playful design items that charm the eye and delight the mind. The husband and wife design team—Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof are former teachers who work hand in hand with social work programs and institutions throughout Switzerland and Germany, employing up to 300 persons with intellectual disabilities.

Remember when pencils were boring? Well, those days are long gone now. With its perfectly punched holes running along the barrel, Tät-Tat’s Punkt limewood Laser Sculpted Pencil offers a playful and tactile approach to creating. It’s Tät-Tat’s design answer to a classic tool. Color: Matte Lacquered Materials: Laser Sculpted Limewood Designed by Brigitta and Benedikt Martig-Imhof Made in Switzerland Tät-Tat, founded in 1994 near Zurich, produces playful design items that charm the eye and delight the mind. The husband and wife design team—Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof are former teachers who work hand in hand with social work programs and institutions throughout Switzerland and Germany, employing up to 300 persons with intellectual disabilities.

One sure-fire way to communicate your coolness is to own something you can't pronounce. These Swiss pencils are weird in the best way and the story behind Tät-Tat is a story worth telling. Color: Matte Lacquered Materials: Laser Sculpted Limewood Designed by Brigitta and Benedikt Martig-Imhof Made in Switzerland Tät-Tat, founded in 1994 near Zurich, produces playful design items that charm the eye and delight the mind. The husband and wife design team—Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof are former teachers who work hand in hand with social work programs and institutions throughout Switzerland and Germany, employing up to 300 persons with intellectual disabilities.

One sure-fire way to communicate your coolness is to own something you can't pronounce. These Swiss pencils are weird in the best way and the story behind Tät-Tat is a story worth telling. Color: Matte Lacquered Materials: Laser Sculpted Limewood Designed by Brigitta and Benedikt Martig-Imhof Made in Switzerland Tät-Tat, founded in 1994 near Zurich, produces playful design items that charm the eye and delight the mind. The husband and wife design team—Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof are former teachers who work hand in hand with social work programs and institutions throughout Switzerland and Germany, employing up to 300 persons with intellectual disabilities.

Your mailman is going to wish they didn't skip arm day when it comes time to deliver these cast iron bookends from Japanese designer Rikucho Ogasawara. We could talk about the Ogasawara's unique ability to apply modern design to such a traditional production process, but here's what you really want to know. Whichever super impressive books you like to display, but maybe haven't actually read...these bookends will hold them up and make sure visitors to your home notice them and assume you read them. These horn inspired bookends are sold as a pair, and have become an iconic design of master craftsman Rikuchou Ogasawara. Made with traditional techniques from the Iwate region of Japan, the cast iron is modern and classic at the same time. An appropriately understated yet distinct design to hold up your beloved books - place on your shelf or right on your desk as a visual centerpiece. Hand-made cast iron may show slight variation.

A tall serving bottle in a natural, textured finish. Crafted from a blend of clay and crushed stone and handmade in Hasami, Nagasaki, Japan. Please note: Hasami products are handmade and hand-glazed, so there may be slight variations in color and finish on these products. SIZE 3.375” x 12" (13oz) MATERIAL Porcelain CARE Dishwasher safe, microwave safe DESIGNER Takuhiro Shinomoto


Think ICONs are a work of art? We think so, too. You might not be able to take this out on the road, but we guarantee it’ll look amazing in any room in the house. Printed on museum quality 19 mil. acid-free matte velvet paper 100% cotton fiber for archivability Includes a 1" border Colors selected from the original 1968 Ford Bronco color pallet.

The go anywhere, do anything, original Ford Bronco through the lens of ICON. Autotype is proud to be the exclusive apparel partner of ICON4x4. 100% combed cotton Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage Designed and printed in California

Music plays a big part in design. New Wave is a constant in the studio, and New Order, Brotherhood seems to always make the weekly rotation. Photo by Erin Feinblatt for Autotype Printed on museum quality 19 mil. acid-free matte velvet paper 100% cotton fiber for archivability Includes a 1" border Photographer: @erinfeinblatt Vinyl supplier: @allthingstwo

Backstory by Dewey Shot at Pier 59 studios in NYC. This picture was made using a mixture of natural light and a Arri 2k HMI Fresnel. I was experimenting with “hot lights” because I was spending a lot of time on motion projects and I was interested to see how the quality of movie lights would look on the still film I knew so well. Carré has experience on the sets of the greatest photographers in the world because she's so collaborative, inventive, and a pure joy to shoot. Subject: Carré Otis Medium: Polaroid Film: Fuji FP100C Camera: Polaroid 110B Size: 3 3/8" x 4 1/4"  1 of 1 From the radical archives of Dewey Nicks is an exclusively curated collection of legendary Polaroids. These one-of-a-kind pieces were selected by Dewey Nicks and made available exclusively through Autotype. Each original piece includes an authenticity card. 

CAST AMBER stirs up feelings of nostalgia. Items have different proportions depending on their purpose, and are designed to make the user's movements look graceful. The rim of the cup spans slightly outwards so that drinks flow smoothly into your mouth with a slight tilt. The warm glow goes especially well with vintage decor. φ90 x H80 mm / 250 ml / φ3.6 x H3.2 in / 8.5 oz Heat-resistant glass | Maximum temperature differential: 120℃/248℉ | Microwave and dishwasher safe | Made in ChinaUse only for its intended purposes. Do not overheat in the microwave or heat without water. Wash with care. Do not use abrasive cleansers or steel wool. Sudden temperature change may break or shatter the product. While the glass is hot, do not pour cold liquids into it and do not place it on a wet cloth or a wet surface. Be careful when drinking hot drinks. Even if the cup surface is cool, the drink may still be hot.Do not add ice with force as it may break the glass from the inside.Product size and shape varies in each item due to manufacturing process.

A cultural annuity, the Eames fiberglass chair, design by Charles and Ray Eames, appeared on the market in 1950. Printed in CMYK colors, this is a studio must! Printed on museum quality 19 mil. acid-free matte velvet paper 100% cotton fiber for archivability Includes a 1" border

Backstory by Dewey: Christy Turlington eats fried chicken on Virgin Gorda Island for Vogue Magazine, 1992 Subject: Christy Turlington eating fried chicken Medium: Borderless Fuji Color Print Film: Polaroid Instant Film Transparency  Camera: Nikon F4 Size: 11 x 14  Vintage Artist Proof Print by Dewey Nicks From the radical archives of Dewey Nicks is an exclusively curated collection of vintage artist proof prints. These prints were selected by Dewey Nicks and made available exclusively through Autotype. Each original piece includes an authenticity card.