There is a particular kind of object that makes you stop for a second. It might be a beautifully designed chair, an old color chart, a strange little piece of natural history or something as simple as a well-made notebook. It does not necessarily need to be expensive or useful in the conventional sense. It just needs to have something about it that makes you want to look twice.
That instinct has been at the heart of Moss & Fog since 2009. What began as a publication devoted to art, architecture, design, nature, science, travel and other visually compelling discoveries has now found another expression through the Moss & Fog Shop. The idea is straightforward: take the same eye used to curate the website and apply it to things people can actually own.
