JB Blunk Continuum Forest Bathing to hold on to what

to hold on to what we find

Drawings of eight houses by Thomas Dalmas

Designed by Signe Hytte for New Mags in Denmark

A solid oak wall shelf that fits where most shelving doesn’t — above a desk

correspondence with contemporaries like Charles and Ray Eames

JB Blunk Continuum Forest Bathing to hold on to whatJB Blunk built his house by hand. Carved the bowls his family ate from. Forged the jewelry his partner wore. For Blunk, there was no line between the functional and the sculptural, the everyday and the profound and that refusal to separate them is what made him singular. Continuum documents the first European retrospective of his work, mounted at the Fondation d'entreprise Martell in Cognac, France. Never before seen photographs and correspondence