Zaishu

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I really like this Zaishu from Suzy Small.

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And I love this one from Kirsten Johnstone!

Master Plan

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Master Plan installation by Chad Wright

Bubbles

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I love these bubbles designed by Alex de Witte!

You can find more information about his work here.

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I bought myself a tea towel from Mae Engelgeer.

TextielMuseum produces her gorgeous fabrics.
If you would like to buy such a beautiful towel,
you can find the webshop of Dutch Design Year here.

Light

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Switch lamp by Caroline Olsson.

Print Studio

my photo

If you want to print your photo's, I discovered this print shop Social Print Studio.

I wasn't sure about the prints with skin tones but I loved all my other prints! 

Portable Speaker

I like this portable music system from Bang & Olufsen.

Mike Mills

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Superb

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I think this is a cute design.

You can get some information about the Peel P50 here.

Gerard Koek

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Yesterday I went to an exhibition called "to be here" by Gerard Koek.

The photo's I saw earlier didn't represent his work as well as it should.
If you're interested you really need to see the real thing...... this exhibition is worth a visit!

Out of Disorder

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Amazing map carved from electrical tape by Takahiro Iwasaki.

Dune

Great videos of Dune project at Studio Roosegaarde.

Swifts

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I love this 'Birds' wallpaper designed by Minakani LAB.

Do you want to know why? Ckeck out here.

Amsterdam

We discovered a (new to us) nice store on the Haarlemmerdijk.........Store without a home.
Shop online here.

Amsterdam - Vivian Hann

This is my favourite shop in Amsterdam...........Vivian Hann.
Among lots of other things Vivian sells products from Mara Skujeniece, Eva Gevaert, de Intuïtiefabriek, Mud and Jars.
Besides it's a real treat visiting Vivian's beautiful store, it's also a joy and very inspiring to talk to her.
You can see my last purchase here.
When you might visit Amsterdam one day, I can recommend you this store!

Horitsuke

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I bought a  Horitsuke cup. You can see it here.

Maggie's Centre

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Maggie's is a cancer daycare centre in Dundee Scotland.

Maggie Keswick Kencks, who died of breast cancer in 1995, pioneered the setting up of several cancer caring centres in the UK. The philosophy behind Maggie's Centres is that your immediate environment affects your well-being.

Frank Gehry did a magnificient job designing this building.

During the design process Gehry built over 70 models before he finally settled for two key elements: the tower, inspired by lighthouses, and the asymmetrically folded roof, based on a shawl worn by a woman in a Vermeer portrait he had seen with Maggie, for the main body of the building.

I love it!