2006 Fall/Winter InStyle Home Magazine

FredriksonStallard’s Rorschach test-inspired Felt #1 makes the cut for InStyle Home’s picks for witty design. A trip to the analyst was never so whimsical.
2006 October InsideOut Magazine

The sunshine state turns decandently stylish for its October designer showcase. Florida’s Inside Out gives nods to both FredriksonStallard and Tobias Wong, whose Brush #1 & Brush #2 and Ballistic Rose, respectively, are top accessories for the darkly provocative.
2006 September Lucky Magazine

We got…well, lucky in the months edition of Lucky Magazine with an article entitled appointment-only stores. Citizen-citizen, its proprietor Philip Wood, and two of its biggest designers- Fredriksonstallard and Tobias Wong are seen as some of Lucky’s “secret sources” showcasing such exclusive goods as Unit #3 Diptych, the Ming Vases, and Bolt Vase. They also mention Table #2.
2006 September Azure Magazine

Two months in a row we have been picked up by Azure magazine. Brush #1 and Candle #1 by FredriksonStallard are shown here.
2006 September USA Today

Friday’s Destination and Diversions section of USA Today gets into the possibilities of decorating. Its said that out side the box may be a good place to think if your confident about it. Tobias’ rubber dipped chandelier by yours truly Citizen-Citizen is shown in the article as a bold decorating mixer.
2006 September Elle Magazine

Tobias Wong’s Rubber-Dipped Chandelier, carried by yours truly, is pictured here in Elle Magazine.
2006 September House & Garden

House & Garden Magazine just published its September issue for 2006. Tobias Wong is on a roll this summer; his rubber dipped Chandelier hangs on yet another page of a spot for high quality and fashionable design. The editors give an interior design suggestion, setting the chandelier against “color drenched walls” sounds dipping and dripping hot.
2006 August Zink Magazine

The 2006 August edition of Zink Magazine has just published a little blurb about our pal Tobias Wong and one of his latest pieces - an encased light switch able to control any fixture in the house. The life of the lazy just got a little easier.


