MAITU MAGAZINE WAS CREATED FROM THE IDEA OF SHARING THE STORIES OF THE DESIGNERS AND ARCHITECTS WE COLLECT, AND THOSE WHOSE WORK INSPIRES US. OUR GOAL IS TO CURATE A SPACE WHERE YOU CAN PAUSE, REFLECT, AND FIND INSPIRATION. AFTER ALL, THE MOST ENCHANTING THING ABOUT A VINTAGE OBJECT IS THE STORY IT HOLDS.

WE LOOK AT BOTH CELEBRATED MOVEMENTS AND THE PERSONAL STORIES, IDEAS, AND DECISIONS BEHIND THEM. WE WRITE ABOUT HOW AN OBJECT WAS MADE, WHY IT WAS MADE THAT WAY, AND WHAT IT TELLS US TODAY. IT’S A PLACE TO SEE FAMILIAR DESIGN FROM A NEW ANGLE AND TO CONNECT MORE CLOSELY WITH THE OBJECTS WE LIVE WITH.

Upcoming Article
How I Discovered Ettore Sottsass Without Knowing His Name
A story about a pink-framed mirror, an anonymous magazine rack, and the Memphis style.

Coming mid-NOVEMBER