I'm going through my old Elle Decoration magazines and came across this recommendation for a design furniture store for my next Berlin trip:
Original In Berlin (originalinberlin.com)
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
Saturday, May 25, 2013
2 concept stores in Paris
We are building our first apartment. So far our moto has been: "to rent means to remain free" but the property ownership bug reached us too and we caved in. This also means that I regularly dig out my Elle Decoration magazines to get new ideas and also just to unwind and hope that someday maybe (if the construction company does not screw up) we will also have a beautiful home.
In February's ED I found a reference to a concept store in Paris. So far I have visited Merci, which I absolutely adore and now the magazine recommends also Caravane. I cannot wait to visit. Their website is very promising but there is no reference on the website to the address that the magazine refers to: 6, rue Pavée, Paris. Now I have to go and find out...
Some photos from in front of Merci from 2012:
In February's ED I found a reference to a concept store in Paris. So far I have visited Merci, which I absolutely adore and now the magazine recommends also Caravane. I cannot wait to visit. Their website is very promising but there is no reference on the website to the address that the magazine refers to: 6, rue Pavée, Paris. Now I have to go and find out...
Some photos from in front of Merci from 2012:
| My father-in-law with my son |
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Antwerpen - YOUR
As I am in the shopping mindset, here is another one for you. YOUR in Antwerpen.
I must say that the selection in this concept store is lovely and ranges from books to small decorative items to jewelry to clothes and shoes and electronics and watches + they have a beauty salon inside the store.
BUT better than that is the Service! The Service, with a capital S is absolutely phenomenal in this store. The assistants are extremely helpful without being pushy and they are honest (or appear to be) in their opinions and they assist. Tremendously.
So we went in just to take a look...and we bought and bought and bought...and we are still happy with our purchases.
They call their store as: YOUR premium store for damn fine products.
I agree.
Better yet, it is open on Sundays...
and ladies, don't miss out on the YOUR shoe store across the street where you can get shoes in over 100 colours - choose from a few classic designs and put together your rainbow!
www.your-antwerp.com
I must say that the selection in this concept store is lovely and ranges from books to small decorative items to jewelry to clothes and shoes and electronics and watches + they have a beauty salon inside the store.
BUT better than that is the Service! The Service, with a capital S is absolutely phenomenal in this store. The assistants are extremely helpful without being pushy and they are honest (or appear to be) in their opinions and they assist. Tremendously.
So we went in just to take a look...and we bought and bought and bought...and we are still happy with our purchases.
They call their store as: YOUR premium store for damn fine products.
I agree.
Better yet, it is open on Sundays...
and ladies, don't miss out on the YOUR shoe store across the street where you can get shoes in over 100 colours - choose from a few classic designs and put together your rainbow!
www.your-antwerp.com
Amsterdam: de Weldaad
I know that in a year I need furniture and decorative elements. Last time in Amsterdam, just next to the lovely Apple Pie place, I found the store: de Weldaad. Yep, and I fell in love again. There was a myriad of curiosities, decorative items and furniture with real antique mixed with not-so real antique (or so is my guess). My kind of place - a place where I can wonder and get lost and a place from where I want to buy just about everything! A great place to browse and get inspiration, and hopefully, in the future, to shop!
Check out their online presence: www.weldaad.com
Check out their online presence: www.weldaad.com
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Shop: Restored
The estonian speakers who read my other blog will not be surprised when I say: I love Amsterdam! I do indeed! It is because of Amsterdam that I am writing a business plan and looking hopefully into the future, albeit moving slowly, but still hopefully.
In Amsterdam there are also some of my favorite new shops, one of them being RESTORED. They have a nice online presence too at http://restored.nl/. It is a beautiful little space on Haarlemmerdijk and you can get completely lost in just a few sqm. For me it has been a great find and a place I return to every time I am in Amsterdam.
They have a wonderful selection of 'things they like' from clothes to interior design to books and magazines and it is there that I discovered one of my new favorite magazines: Anthology (http://anthologymag.com/blog3/issues/). I just wish they would sell this also in a place that would be more accessible to me. You lucky people of US and UK. I am jealous! I cannot be travelling to Amsterdam just to buy the next issue...can I?
In Amsterdam there are also some of my favorite new shops, one of them being RESTORED. They have a nice online presence too at http://restored.nl/. It is a beautiful little space on Haarlemmerdijk and you can get completely lost in just a few sqm. For me it has been a great find and a place I return to every time I am in Amsterdam.
They have a wonderful selection of 'things they like' from clothes to interior design to books and magazines and it is there that I discovered one of my new favorite magazines: Anthology (http://anthologymag.com/blog3/issues/). I just wish they would sell this also in a place that would be more accessible to me. You lucky people of US and UK. I am jealous! I cannot be travelling to Amsterdam just to buy the next issue...can I?
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