It’s hard to overemphasize the connection we feel to Su Wu (@imrevolting) when it comes to objects. A writer and curator, she rose to prominence as founder of the influential blog I’m Revolting, which unearthed unusual and often anonymous designs — and which inspired us to invite her to create a pop-up featuring the work of up-and-coming ceramicists at our first Offsite show, in 2014. That shop channeled everything we felt drawn to (and sympatico with) about Wu, from her incredible network of creative friends and collaborators, to her willingness to take on a huge job by herself in the name of providing makers an opportunity to make, to how unique her curatorial eye was, to how obvious it was that she was deeply in love with every single thing on her shop tables. Even though her home has since become, in our circles, one of the most well-known stops on the Mexico City circuit of cool, it felt inevitable that we should include it in our book, How to Live With Objects — both to commemorate our long professional relationship and to acknowledge that when you’re talking about the beauty and power of objects, hers is a voice that deserves to be part of the conversation.⁠ ⁠ The photos in our book capture what it’s like in Wu’s world, where every surface offers the chance to display a curiosity or an artifact from a project she’s done, and the friends she’s made along the way. See more via the link in our bio, and of course, by getting your own copy of our book, How to Live With Objects! 🌈⁠ .⁠ Photos by @charlieschuck