Slowdown Studio

Artist-designed home goods. Created for slow living.

11/04/2026

Home organisation tips for a tidy space. The best tip is always that having less things means everything is easier to organise and manage. Simplifying your home doesn't have to mean "boring", it can still be colorful and full of character but feel spacious.

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1. Swell wall catchall - entryway wall organiser (shop link in bio - US only) 📸

2. One way hanger trick - see what clothes you don't use so you can clear them out more easily 📸

3. Raffia kids storage house from .kids 📸 .baekgaard

4. Book plinths - doubles as storage for books while adding height variation to a table scape. 📸 featuring Mother Nature's Magic art print (shop link in bio)

5. 60 - 40 negative space rule - no shelf or surface should be more than 60% full to allow breathing room around pieces 📸 featuring Odessa woven throw (shop link in bio)

6. Tesser 5:8 lamp - portable lamp for unexpected corners to brighten and make the room feel more spacious - shop link in bio (US only) 📸

7. Use fewer but bigger objects - choosing one big plant over many smaller plants feels cleaner and more elevated 📸 .nl

8. Repetition to unify eclectic mixes - when you have a lot of different colors or patterns, repeat one element across multiple objects to make it feel more cohesive. 📸

9. Closed storage for daily use items, open display for the rest - reserve open spaces for a few chosen objects 📸 .co .ip

11/02/2026

Biggest sale of the year starts now💥 Comment “EARLY” to get early access.

Before the sale goes public, we’re making it available to our Slowdown Community for the first couple of weeks as a thank you for supporting us all year.

We sell out pretty quickly this time of year so the best picks won’t last long and we want to make sure you all get the first pick :)

11/01/2026

Slowdown Inspiration - The home of Uruguayan artist Carlos Páez Vilaró (1958) Photographed by

Carlos Páez Vilaró (1923-2014) was a painter, sculptor, muralist, ceramicist, and writer. In 1958 he began with a modest fisherman’s hut on the cliffs of Punta Ballena, Uruguay. It was meant as a simple studio and refuge.

Over decades he kept adding to it by hand, without architectural plans, in a style that grew room by room. He described it as a “livable sculpture,” inspired by the nests of the hornero, a South American bird that builds clay nests.

The whitewashed, rounded plaster walls, built-in niches and shelves, terracotta floors, and handmade tilework all reflect that improvised, organic, sculptural approach. We're especially obsessed with the colored glass windows in the dome over the living room which adds such a unique signature look. Casapueblo is now a hotel, museum, and art gallery.

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10/25/2026

Slowdown Inspiration - Artistic design details

1. - one of a kind armoire using carved maple, cast nickel base, silver, weathered copper and wood appliqué
2. - the Ascolto Clock using a sculptural metal base where gemstones act as time markers. Photography by Charlotte Krieger
3. - Besos Table featuring sculpted kissing faces
4. .studio - Gemstone cutlery
5. .ch - Myria Mushroom book lamp
6. - TP Lady ceramic
7. - Lantern sculptures
8. - mosaic tiles design on kitchen backsplash
9. .art - "Roll the Dice" Ceramic console table
10. .design - Recycled plastic soy sauce lamp. Interior design: kirostudio.co. Photography: .ip

10/22/2026

NEW ✨ Meet the Domino Throw blanket designed by UK-based artist .

Shop link here: https://slowdownstudio.com/products/domino-throw

Luiza is a printmaker and illustrator who carves lino by hand, finding charm in ordinary household objects and the quiet scenes we usually overlook.

This design comes from a series called Studio Still Life. It started as a bit of play in the studio, an exercise in not overthinking. She sets up a simple still life with whatever’s lying around the house, studio or garden, then carves it straight from real life. For this still life, she chose a stripy cloth, a small stripy vessel and her favourite droopy tulips. She usually works in colour, but this one ended up monochrome, and she loves how it turned out. The result is bold and graphic, with the uneven texture that only comes from a hand-carved Lino print.

Featured here on .haus's living room leather sofa.

10/19/2026

Loving how has framed the Moretti Throw in their living room for a large wall art look but with the beautiful woven texture of the throw. We now have a professional framing service available in Europe, United Kingdom and Australia available with free shipping!

The Moretti Throw was designed by artist .sinclair

10/15/2026

A big thank you to everyone who submitted to the ! We received thousands of entries and after hours and hours of sorting and discussing, we’ve curated some finalists.

So what happens now? Well it’s always such a difficult task to narrow it down to just 6 winners, so this year we’re getting you to decide!

Comment “VOTE” to have your say on the 2026 winners.

Bonus: by casting your vote, you’ll go into the draw to win one of the final 6 blankets!

Voting closes at 11:59pm Thursday October 22 LA time.

Side note: It honestly wasn’t easy narrowing it down, we went through every single submission, discovered so many incredible new artists, and had a lot of friendly debates along the way. Art is so subjective and personal and even if your work didn’t land in the finalists this time, we’ve got plenty more projects coming up and will keep cheering you on - including sharing more of your submissions in the weeks ahead. Keep creating, we’re following along, and always looking for future collabs :)

10/15/2026

A big thank you to everyone who submitted to the ! We received thousands of entries and after hours and hours of sorting and discussing, we’ve curated some finalists.

So what happens now? Well it’s always such a difficult task to narrow it down to just 6 winners, so this year we’re getting you to decide!

Visit this link to vote: https://slowdownstudio.com/pages/slowdown-art-competition-2026-voting

Bonus: by casting your vote, you’ll go into the draw to win one of the final 6 blankets!

Voting closes at 11:59pm Thursday October 22 LA time.

Side note: It honestly wasn’t easy narrowing it down, we went through every single submission, discovered so many incredible new artists, and had a lot of friendly debates along the way. Art is so subjective and personal and even if your work didn’t land in the finalists this time, we’ve got plenty more projects coming up and will keep cheering you on - including sharing more of your submissions in the weeks ahead. Keep creating, we’re following along, and always looking for future collabs :)

10/12/2026

The 2026 Slowdown Art Comp is officially closed! We've discovered so many amazing artists from around the world and we hope you have too.
We'll get busy curating a selection of finalists. Voting will open on Thursday 15th October where you'll get to decide on the final 6 designs. Stay tuned 👀

Also remember if we haven't featured your art yet, it doesn't mean you're out of the running! We often like to save some surprises for later :)

Here are some more highlights:

1. .sinclair
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6. .studio
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10. .mencia

10/11/2026

24 hrs left to enter our artist call out!

Submission instructions and T&Cs: https://slowdownstudio.com/pages/slowdown-art-competition-2026

Our artist call out closes this Sunday 11th October at midnight PST time. Enter yourself or tag your artist friends 🎨

Here are some more amazing artists we've discovered:
1. .arts
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3. .mazzenga
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