By: Scott

This hat was made with the kind of simplicity that makes the head reel. Julia explains the utter ease of her project: “Well all I did to make the hat was take a teddy bear that had a head about the size of mine. more...

By: Rich Barlow

Above the doorway of the main entrance to the Black Forest Inn, a German Restaurant in Minneapolis, hangs a painting of a stag. Apparently a symbol of Teutonic pride, the stag stands filling most of the frame of the painting, with a misty, mountainous landscape behind it. more...

By: SuperNaturale

Please stop shopping. We know it's hard with all the peer pressure and everything but think about this- are you buying that person a gift because they truly need something, or because you need to buy them something? more...

By: Kirsten

Andrea Zittel is a contemporary artist living in the high desert of California. Her work blurs the line between art and everyday life. more...

By: Holly

We are currently in the midst of a renaissance of lo-fi psychedelic aesthetics. From music packaging and posters to art galleries to fashion, new psychedelia is popping up everywhere. more...

By: SuperNaturale

Jeffrey Yamaguchi is, among many other things, the author of the outstanding new book "52 Projects: Random Acts of Everyday Creativity." When he is not writing, or working on his site 52 Projects, he is an editor here at SuperNaturale. more...

By: Nedra Rezinas

Tired of your dog’s droopy face when you bake chocolate chips cookies? Making dog biscuits for your furry friend is easier than you think. more...

By: Heather Humble

You’ve got a literal world of foods at your supermarket. So why should you bother with local foods? more...

By: Scott

Textile designer Sabine Gartner and carpenter Helmut Oesting had the chance to buy a 20 square meter cottage on the Baltic Sea. It is idyllic and they have been able to join the lucky few that can live here. more...

By: Kirsten

More apples than you know what to do with? Drowning in berries? more...