Journal
Editorials & News
Step into the world of Clic – a curated blend of art, design, and effortless style. Here, we share stories that inspire, profiles that intrigue, and insights that spark creativity. Whether it’s the latest gallery exhibitions, design trends, or artist interviews, this is your go-to space for the stories behind the collections. Dive deeper into the art, culture, and craftsmanship that define the Clic lifestyle.
A visual installation by French photographer Juliette Charvet at Clic Home, East Hampton Happy Place, a new visual installation by French photographer Juliette Charvet at Clic Home in East Hampton,...
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IRK Magazine Diego Olivero interview
Designer Diego Olivero brings a global perspective to MESO, blending contemporary design with generations of artisanal knowledge. In this feature from IRK Magazine, he discusses the places, materia...
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Recently we had the window of our Soho store redone by the exquisite New York-base window designer Polar Buranasatit, the windows are inspired by relaxed outdoor dining and spring gardening, evokin...
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Explore the creative heartbeat of Clic, where we share the stories of the artists, designers, and makers who inspire our collections. From studio visits to design philosophy, this is where art and innovation come together.
New to the Gallery: Fresh Works from Clic’s Featured Photographers
Clic has always been more than just a store—it began as an art gallery, and our passion for curation remains at the heart of everything we do. We seek out photographers who tell compelling stories ...
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At Clic, we pride ourselves on curating a diverse collection of artists whose unique styles and compelling narratives resonate with our aesthetic vision. Each artist brings a distinct perspective, ...
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Tiggy Ticehurst: The Artist Behind One-of-a-Kind Creations
Born in 1965, Tiggy Ticehurst is a celebrated contemporary English artist whose path to the art world is as captivating as his work. Before dedicating himself to his craft, Ticehurst worked in the ...
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