Slowdown Journal

This isn’t your average Black Friday Sale. This is the slow-designed, artist-powered, home-lover’s guide to scoring big during Black Friday 2025—without the stress, fluff, or shady fine-print disclaimers. We’re here for...

Let’s be honest, most TVs don’t do much for your living room vibe. That blank black rectangle? Kind of a buzzkill. But the good news? You don’t have to ditch...

A comprehensive 2026 guide to unique throw blankets, covering design, materials, weaving techniques, cultural influences, styling, care, and collectability!

Here at Slowdown Studio we love collaborating with emerging and established artists from across the globe. We recently had the opportunity to chat with Amélie Lehoux, the artist behind the...

Throws as Functional Art A throw isn’t just a cozy extra layer it’s functional art you can live in. In today’s interiors, textiles are no longer afterthoughts; they’re becoming focal...

The $200 Blanket Question It’s a question many shoppers ask: why would anyone pay $200 or more, for a blanket? At first glance, a luxury throw may seem like an...

One Throw, Endless Possibilities A throw blanket is one of the most versatile pieces you can own. Yes, it’s a cozy essential for cooler nights, but it’s also a styling...

Why Size Matters When it comes to throw blankets, size isn’t just a detail, it defines how you’ll use it. A standard throw is great for a solo couch cuddle,...

Every September, Maison&Objet Paris and Paris Design Week set the tone for what’s happening in the world of interior design and home decor. No surprise there - it’s one of...

Here at Slowdown Studio we love collaborating with emerging and established artists from across the globe. We recently had the opportunity to chat with Eric Reh, the artist behind the...

Here at Slowdown Studio we love collaborating with emerging and established artists from across the globe. We recently had the opportunity to chat with Micke Lindebergh, the artist behind the...

When it comes to decorating your living room, there’s no need to overcomplicate things. Sometimes, all you need is one statement piece that ties the whole room together. And that’s...