LATimes June 2013
The LA Times reported on trends at the 2013 International Contemporary Furniture Fair and noted the Petrel displayed by Bespoke Global.
The LA Times reported on trends at the 2013 International Contemporary Furniture Fair and noted the Petrel displayed by Bespoke Global.
PrivateClubs.com featured the Night Heron kayak.
Bespoke Global showed a Petrel at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair(ICFF) and the New York Times “All the Rage” column featured it in an article about “Toys for Boys“
The Robb Report Home & StylePremier Issue featured the Petrel through Bespoke Global
Robb Report Singapore featured the Stitch and Glue Night Heron with Bespoke Global Inuit Intuition – A boatbuilder elevates the primitive kayak to a work of fine art. by Ho Yun Kuan.
Bespoke Global was an internet startup offering custom made, bespoke products to high-end clientele.
The World Weekly Magazinefeatured my Stitch and Glue Night Heron through Bespoke Global
The Wall Street Journal ran a nice article about Bespoke Global who is representing Nick in their catalog of custom made products.
Fab.com in collaboration with Fast Company Magazinecreated a popup store centered on the theme “United States of Design“. We did not have any boats available to offer in the store, but we did offer building plans.
Fast Company magazine created a free iPad app on the theme of “The United States of Design” and featured Guillemot Kayaks to represent Connecticut.
Men’s Journal included Nick’s “artisanal” microBootlegger in their “Wish List“
With Complete Plans and Instructions for a Dinghy, a Canoe, and a Kayak You Can Build Nick’s second book is a complete guide to using the strip-planked method for building small boats.
The personal fitness magazine SobeFit featured the Night Heron in their Gear and Apparel section.
Justin Nyberg has a nice write up of Guillemot Kayaks in Outside Magazine
Cliff Kuang of Wired Magazine writes that Guillemot Kayaks are “Naturally Superior”, continuing “…though handcrafted using the oldest of techniques, (the boats) out perform its newfangled peers.”