“Modern life moves too fast.” But at Hole & Corner they are dedicated to showing that it doesn't have to be that way. Not if you take the time to appreciate life.
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Hole & Corner has produced a 316-page book featuring some of the creators, entrepreneurs, artisans and grafters whose stories they have told since its launch in 2013. A time to step back, reflect. and review some of your favorite images, gathered in a summary of the last 23 issues of the magazine.
The Hole & Corner story began when founder and creative director Sam Walton moved from London to Dorset in 2010. It marked a move away from the fast and furious world of celebrity-driven fashion and communications towards a slower pace of life and Gentile. Along with founding editor Mark Hooper, who had also recently moved out of town, Sam set out to make a beautiful magazine, using the same top writers and photographers, but replacing the models and celebrities with cheesemakers, gardeners and glaziers. . , potters and a completely different landscape: one full of bonfires, willows, brooms, hedgerows and remote coastlines.

Make Well! It is both a call to the tools, and a celebration of what we have been presented with over the years. It is about connecting mind and matter, being present, finding flow and providing a moment to take stock, through three prophetic conversations that focus on the fundamental aspects of landscape, materials and community, commissioned especially for the book, and 32 manufacturers who share their particularities.
Now more than ever we need time to appreciate the good things. We hope this book, full of people, ideas, crafts and visual delights, inspires you and makes you stop, at least for a moment.