The Moss & Fog Shop
Good things, chosen carefully.
Home goods, design objects, pantry finds and outdoor gear, picked by the editors of Moss & Fog since 2009.
Turned all the way up
, on purpose.
The days are getting shorter and the sky is going grey, so we went the other way. Vignelli's stacking mugs, a hand-cast acrylic light glowing pink, a lamp with eight colors in it, and trays from our own studio. Modern things that keep a room awake all winter!
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New for October
A Little Bit Strange
Not costumes, and not cobwebs on a string. Candles that burn down over a hidden skeleton, a deck built around a wilderness that does not exist, a fortune teller four inches tall, and two very small blades.
Enter the collectionCinemagraph by Daria Khoroshavina , used with permission
A few of them
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Editor-picked
Every item is chosen by the people who write Moss & Fog, not by an algorithm.
Small makers
Draplin, Heller, Parks Project and other studios we would buy from ourselves.
Made in-house
Letterpress-style printables and a free wallpaper pack, designed by us.
New titles just in, and a shelf worth browsing
The Reading Room
Picks for the shelf and the coffee table, from cabins and rare trees to card decks and coloring books, postcards, a wooden mushroom magnet set, and a fragrance sampler built like a short story collection.
Cabanes isolées
Arbres rares
Le livre des ovnis 🛸
Dopamine Home
Champignons : un ensemble d'aimants en bois
Papier cadeau et étiquettes « Wild and Free »
La Bible des cocktails classiques
Cartes Postales Accidentally Wes Anderson
Kit de bibliothèque personnelle : version originale
Psychédéliques modernes
Échantillonneur de parfums Short Story
L'Oracle du plein air
Down low, for small hands
TheKids'Shelf
Sturdy board books with bright pages, made to be read twice a night and chewed on a little.
From the workshop
Senser Woodcraft
A small studio that makes everything by hand from solid wood: six-fingered jewelry hands shaped from beech, magnetic balance stones polished from sapele until they feel like river pebbles. Three pieces we would keep on our own desk, and the whole reason we started carrying them.
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From Aaron Draplin's studio
Patches, pins and decals we drove across Portland to pick up ourselves.
Draplin Design Co.
The makers
Brands We Carry
Small studios and makers we trust, from Vietnam to Portland.
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BANG
Hand-cast in Vietnam, one glowing acrylic layer at a time.
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Heller
Vignelli-designed dinnerware that's been in production since 1964.
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Senser Woodcraft
A family woodshop sanding beech and sapele past 800 grit, by hand.
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Parks Project
A certified B Corp that's put over $2.7 million back into park conservation.
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Sunday Lounge
Small-batch hats, hand-designed by Jared Jacob in Salida, Colorado.
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Draplin Design Co.
Bold, hand-set graphics from a Portland design legend.
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Botanica
Hand-dipped candles and hand-blown glass, made with real craft.
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Roomytown
Centuries-old color theory, reprinted by a design studio in Bath, England.
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Union Made
Hard enamel pins and patches for people who'd rather be outside.
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Wear & Carry
Small-batch hats from Sunday Lounge, Parks Project socks and a sun hoodie, Draplin's action cap and our own tote. Chosen with the same eye as everything else here.
