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| Photo | Janis Nicolay |
Continuing on our interview series, today I'm thrilled to feature Alex Henderson of the beautiful line Henderson Dry Goods. I've been a fan of Alex's since I ran into her work at Eugene Choo's back in 2009. Her choices of woods (usually teak or walnut), the intricacies of her designs and craftmanship are impeccable and continually evolve and inspire. We sent over a few questions last week, and here's what she had to say; but first a little bit about her and her company:
Alex Henderson is a Vancouver industrial designer, her medium is primarily wood, used in a myriad of ways, from jewelry to home décor: mirrors and clocks, mobiles and dioramas. Henderson Dry Goods products are works of art, disguised as objects of design. Everything is made-to-order and custom projects are happily considered. You may have seen some of her work online and in local stores. Click here for a full listing.
