"Ultimately, it comes down to taste"

In a 1995 interview found shortly after his death in 2011, Steve Jobs, who had not yet returned to lead Apple from near bankruptcy to become the most valuable company in the world, was asked, “What is the difference between Apple and Microsoft, and how do you know what’s the right direction?” He pondered for a moment, looked up and said, “Ultimately, it comes down to taste.”

We at Pomp subscribe to Steve’s notion of taste, and spend our days curating the very best products, ideas and inspiration from around the world. We then carefully integrate each into a composition that renders them more, rather than less, valuable, where the whole becomes greater than the sum of the parts.

There is no denying we are living in a world of more; more websites, more products, more promotions, more confusion, and more chaos. All of which leads to less; less clarity, less quality, less confidence, less time, and, we would argue, less taste. We believe taste lies in the ability to remove what is unnecessary so you can appreciate what is.

What’s the difference between Pomp and the hundreds of websites presenting an endless array of unedited choices, and how do we know what’s the right direction?

As the late, great, Steve Jobs said, “Ultimately, it comes down to taste.”

We hope you enjoy ours.

A. Kahan

VP of Marketing