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repair and cherish
They may be getting auld, but the aulder you get, the wiser you get! (Supposedly) Designed by Lainey K. What size is it?Square card with a recycl...
view full detailsGorgeous Irish language birthday card designed by Lainey K. Breithlá Sona translates as Happy Birthday! How does it come? Square card with a rec...
view full detailsSend a proper Irish toast to someone special with this deadly birthday card. This birthday pint card has been designed exclusively for designist by...
view full detailsYou've got to hand it to him, he is Some Aul Fella for one Aul Fella. Give this to your favourite man when he most deserves it. This greeting card ...
view full details'Have a Purrfect Birthday.' Birthday card designed by Fintan Wall. Printed and packed in Dublin. Fintan is a Dublin based designer and illustrator ...
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Alice Fitzgerald is a Dublin based visual artist and designer. On her website she describes herself as ‘inspired by the organic forms of nature and the geometric shapes of her city life.’ which makes the fact that I asked her...
Gifting really is designist's ‘raison d’etre’. We love giving, receiving and being part of people’s gift experiences. And, when you're on the inside of so much gifting, you get to see what makes a really really good gift. Is it about...
Repairing things seems like one of the skills we’ve neglected in this fast paced high consumption world we’ve been living in. When something breaks we throw it away and get a new, better, faster version instead. It gives us an...