Green Factory

Green Factory, de Toonkamer, Utrecht

Figs

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Where is the sun to get myself some
fresh figs. Love them! In samos where I could
pick them myself from the bunches jammie!

Coffee

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Good Morning!
When my boy is at school the first thing to do is.......!!!

Brick wall

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Love this space the lights and the brick wall. And the sunlight from outside.

Diamond

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Diamonds are a girls best friend! A trend we see everywhere. Ring Herkimer diamond &
oxydized silver solitaire. Necklace seen on weekday carnival. Light by JSPR.Love and Tvafota Design. Bag seen on iiiinspired.

Indie-ish

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Drie leuk verpakte origami vogels, met de hand gevouwen. Patroon en kleurencombinatie zijn ontworpen door BirdToldMe. Deze drie schattige vogeltjes zijn perfect als decoratie. Je kunt ze ook ophangen aan een mobiel. 
Je ontvangt drie origami vogels in de kleur mosterd. Dubbelzijdig geprint op hoge kwaliteit Munken pure 100gram / qm papier

Deze geweldige illustraties zijn ontworpen door Depeapa en is een lust voor het oog. In het echt nog mooier! 

Allemaal te koop via Indie-ish.

Snug Vase

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Snug Vase Hanging.
Nice idea from Indie-ish a retailer we saw on the XL Swan market.

Henris Walk To Paris

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Henri’s Walk To Paris (1920-1996) created by the renowned Saul Bass also known as one of the greatest graphic designers of all time. Bass was the creator of some of the most timeless logos and most memorable film title sequences of the twentieth century. In the early 60′s Bass collaborated with former librarian Leonore Klein on his only children’s book, which spent decades as a prized out-of-print collector’s item. Fifty years later, Rizzoli reprinted Henri’s Walk To Paris — graphically simple, bold with color, minimalist and incredibly rich, this book tells a sweet story of a boy living in rural france and his dream to go to Paris. You will fall in love with the images…. and possibly Henri’s dream ♥

Jean Paul Gaultier

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The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier

From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk

10 februari t/m 12 mei 2013 

Kunsthal Rotterdam, Museumpark, Westzeedijk 341, 3015 AA Rotterdam