A daily field guide to visual culture
Art, architecture, nature, and design, discovered and shared since 2009.
Swedish artist Eric Rohman created thousands of movie posters, using bold shapes, sparse color, and cinematic restraint to define a striking era of Scandinavian graphic design.
A rainbow colored kindergarten has nearly 500 pieces of colored glass that make it an inspiring place for young minds.
This pavilion designed for Milan Design Week captured our attention with its sleek and futuristic form.
The Kyiv-born, London-based illustrator works in graphite, digital, and paint, building compositions where human figures dissolve into plant life.
Warsaw-based artist Maciej Sidorowicz creates atmospheric digital paintings that capture the poetry of everyday places through light, mood, and painterly restraint.
16 Years of Exploration
The Atlas
Eight curated destinations across architecture, nature, art, design, and beyond: the best of Moss & Fog, all in one place.
The Shop · Curated Objects
Objects Worth Keeping
Twelve things with a maker behind them, chosen the way we choose what runs on the site: because someone got it exactly right.
Rare Trees
$40
Mushroom Hat, Mustard Corduroy
$40
Terrazzo Gem Soap, Mini
$7
Mini Wireless Color Changing Lamp
$25
Gravitas Stacking Game
$49
Thick Lines Tree Souvenir Patch
$8.50
Pocket Terrarium / Self Sustaining Miniature Ecosystem
$11
Cabin Porn
$40
Colour Hexagon Enamel Tray
$17.50
The Outdoors Oracle
$29.95
Field Studies Vol. III: The Rare Ones (Set of Four Printable Art Prints)
$10
Max Dinnerware, Bowls (Set of 6)
$60
Five books we would keep on our own coffee table, a set of Accidentally Wes Anderson postcards, a 1,000-piece puzzle and a library kit for people who lend books, plus a limited edition bookmark in every parcel. The Reading Room is open in the Moss & Fog Shop, and this page grows with it.
Zion is the first national park to own an all-terrain wheelchair and lend it out free. How it works, where it goes, and where to camp so you get the whole day.
There’s something magnetic about the contrast between sharp modern lines and an overflowing, living garden.
A truly amazing little Scarab beetle found in Central America.
A collection of weird, rare, and wild concept cars from the 1950s and 60s.
Alberto Seveso drops colored ink into water and photographs the results — billowing, weightless plumes that look like alien nebulae in a glass.
James Turrell turns pure light into places you can walk inside, from glowing Ganzfeld rooms to Roden Crater, his volcanic observatory in Arizona.
Berlin-based 3D artist Ruslan Tihomirow uses glass, gloss, and reflective surfaces as instruments — sculpting light itself into chromatic, otherworldly experiments.
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Magical
Built snugly between four massive boulders in the early 1970s, this whimsical family retreat is a true one-of-a-kind home.