## City x Love

City x Love turns the buildings you walk past without looking into the ones you can't stop looking at. Every model starts as a set of real measurements — cornice heights, window rhythms, the proportion of a roofline — reduced until a whole skyline sits in your palm. Every base is fixed at the same size, so a cathedral and a corner shop can stand shoulder to shoulder on the same shelf.

Every piece prints in matte white — and that's not a starting point we plan to grow out of, it's the whole idea. No colour, on purpose: a building doesn't need paint to be beautiful, it needs light and somewhere for a shadow to fall correctly, which is what architecture was always actually about.

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Object x Love

## Object x Love (the parent brand)

Object x Love started the way most devotions do — small, a little obsessive, and entirely impractical. What began as one shelf of hand-finished miniatures grew into a proper collection, then a collection with rooms, then a collection with wings. We kept the name because it never stopped being true: everything we make is an object, and everything we make it for is love — a place, a creature, a planet.

Each wing has its own material, its own hands, its own reason for existing. City x Love measures buildings down to a size you can hold. Creature x Love gives the overlooked animals the same reverence as the famous ones. Thread x Love takes the whole conversation off the shelf and puts it on your back. But they share one floor plan: nothing leaves the studio until it's been considered at the scale of someone keeping it for years. That's the only house style we have — built like it's going to be loved for a long time.

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Thread x Love

Thread x Love is the wing that left the shelf. It's apparel, but the print isn't decoration — it's data. Every piece in the collection translates something real about a warming planet into a pattern you'd actually want to wear: a run of coloured bars tracking a century of average temperatures, the retreating contour lines of a named glacier, the shifted date a certain bird now arrives each spring. We didn't want doom on a T-shirt. We wanted attention — the kind you get when something beautiful turns out to be true.

Every garment is cut from organic or recycled fibre, dyed with a low-impact process, and finished without the plastic trims that usually hide in a "sustainable" label's small print. Nothing here is precious about it — you can wear this collection into the ground, which is rather the point. An object made to be used hard outlasts one that's kept safe.

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