STORY
Mindful story of design and art.
Unique holistic approach.
Sensory Coexistence of Body and Space.
Movement. Fluid Forms and Texture Narrations.
Things I Miss is a journey, an awareness-raising mission that, at the same time, offers uncompromising style and wildness as well as sensuality and passion. It is an instinctive world of bodies and forms, life and narration. A strong vision. Passion. Authenticity. A meaningful path with an awareness of causes and consequences. Design with a great deal of patience and a Conscious Concept.
We believe that the sensory co-existence of body and space, movement, fluid forms and texture narrations is an exciting story. An inspiration. We follow and advocate the sensory dimensions, sustainable flow and circular design as core of our existence here and now.
We believe in the sanctity of the creative processes and in the love that goes into creating every special piece, every special concept and every special form within interesting and unique organic sculptured stories – projects in different fields and narrations; from the art of a ‘second skin’, stage, architecture, gastronomy, exhibitions to the installations.
Things I Miss is an evolved tribe that stands for extraordinary style with conscious participation in life and against damaging people, plants, animals and our beautiful planet.
Our vision is strong and our path very conscious. We are involved in different movements and platforms with the mission to change the attitude towards fabrics and materials and consequently towards clothes and fashion and towards sensibility of living here and now. By signing the Global Fashion Agenda’s 2020 Circular Fashion Commitment along with 143 global brands, Things I Miss’s vision pledged to gradual change in the processes of creating and existing with the focus on the circular concept. The brand was recognized by the media as one of the top 10 sustainable brands in the world after it was presented at an online sustainable event in London in 2016.
Things I Miss content and vision was recognised also by the Wallpaper* magazine.