Indoek X WaveWam tepee ensures an endless summer Taking a break from their day jobs, Venice-based designer Matt Titone and New York photographer Drew Innis catalog their interest in surfing on their surf-centric blog Indoek. Recently, their side project has grown in to a popular platform for editorial and original content, and now, product collaboration and development. "People want to be our interns and we don't even have an office," Titone said, laughing. Their first product, a handmade wooden wax kit for surfboards, sold out in one day. This week they launched the WaveWam, a portable cotton canvas tepee. The simple shelter is inspired by a tent Ty Williams designed for a storefront display. Titone said they knew they were on to something after they installed Williams' tent on the beach in Malibu. "After a long day of surfing, everyone flocked to the tent," Titone said. Everyone thought it was awesome and wanted to know where we got it. It had a very '60s California feel. Stefan Wigand, a brand manager at Deus Ex Machina, conceived a new tent with collapsible bamboo and aluminum poles, two bamboo steaks and leather ties held with copper rivets. The tepee fits in to a canvas beach bag and stands about 6 feet tall once assembled. The WaveWam is made to order in downtown Los Angeles and is available at Indoek online for $295. The product ships in approximately 2 weeks. Look for more product collaborations as the designers hope to release a line of custom illustrated tepees in the future. For an easy way to follow the L.A. scene, bookmark L.A. at Home and join us on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.