I have to admit it, l have a soft spot for people that fly under the radar. Yes, many of those with a high profiles are deserving of all the attention they get but there is something about the ninja, whom quietly, calmly and methodically floats into the action that l secretly admire. Sevil Peach is a ninja. Quietly changing the way millions of people live and work and nobody knows it.

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, a reflective stream. Rolex Learning Centre, a rolling landscape. New Museum, stacked mesh cubes. Moriyama house, a courtyard village. Japanese architects SANAA somehow manage to package complex ideas and distil them into an elegant outcome that walks that fine line between sculpture, architecture and play….and they make it look easy.

I’ll be honest the Hocker stool is one of my favourite pieces of furniture. But that sounds a little limiting because l think its a beautiful object. Yes, you can sit on it or use it as side table but best of all , its just beautiful to look at .