Thank you for all your enthusiastic comments! It’s clear you all love the work of M.OSS Design and you all know pretty good when the designer started making those beautiful lamps. Bravo!
Ofcourse there’s only one winner and it’s always hard to choose one. But I’m sure we can make someone very, very happy! And especially her interior. Imagine placing this lamp in your office, in your living room or as a reading light next to your bed. The winner is… Read more…
M.OSS Design is a new designbrand from the Netherlands and makes lamps you immediately fall in love with. And I’m not the only one who thinks the simplistic design, with softly colored pastel lampshades, are so stunning. Several national and international Petite Passport hotspots are already selling the lamps.
Together with Marcel Ossendrijver, the designer of M.OSS Design, we’re running a competition. One of the readers here on Petite Passport is gonna win this Pixoss lamp with a grey lampshade (price: 195 euro, with an European plug). The Pixoss lamp is born out of the famous Disney Pixar logo. And yes, indeed. By looking at it again, you can see a comic figure in it. Marcel Ossendrijver loves everything that comes from Scandinavia: the colors, the materials and much more. That’s where he got his inspiration from. And he chooses for the beautiful pastel colors because they radiate a certain calmness. We all like that in our houses or offices, don’t we?
It’s very easy to win this beautiful lamp, you only have to: Read more…
Thank you for all your enthusiastic comments! It made my realize how many fashion talents we’ve got in the Netherlands because almost every answer is another fashion designer. Cool!
There’s only one winner and on this special day (it’s my 31st Birthday) I can make someone very happy! She’s is gonna sleep in one of the beautiful designed rooms of Hotel the Exchange. It’s gonna be a hard task to choose which one, but maybe she has a favorite already? Read more…
Hotel the Exchange in Amsterdam opened its doors in December 2011 and asked 8 students and alumni of Amsterdam Fashion Academy to design the rooms. From Malu Gehner who designed the room pictured above till Sofie Sleumer who made it possible to actually sleep underneath someone’s skirt. The good thing about a hotel with so many (61) different rooms is that you can visit again, and again, and again and will never be bored.
Another cool thing about Hotel the Exchange is that designer-duo Ina-Matt was responsible for the interior design of Hotel the Exchange. They helped the fashion students, but also designed the restaurant (Stock) and the shop (OPTIONS!). You should really buy their ‘don’t let the bedbugs bite’ pillow (for sale at OPTIONS!). If you are wondering who the owners are: Otto Nan and Suzanne Oxenaar who also initiated Lloyd Hotel & Cultural Embassy and Llove Hotel in Tokyo (a temporarily project a few years ago).
Together with Hotel the Exchange we’re running a competition. One of the readers here on Petite Passport is gonna stay in one of their beautiful rooms. Imagine Read more…
Thank you for all your touching, enthusiastic and original comments last week in order to win a stay at the Conservatorium Hotel in Amsterdam.
There’s only one winner. One lucky reader who is gonna sleep on thick fluffy pillows, start the day with a warm rain shower and when opening the curtains she will gaze out over Amsterdam before having breakfast in the amazing lobby of the Conservatorium Hotel. She’s one lucky bastard and her name is Read more…
This contest is closed. You can see the winner here.
The Conservatorium Hotel opened it’s doors one year ago (well exactly on December 19th in 2011) and since then it’s stunning design attracts the movers & shakers in the fashion-, design-, celebrity, and even football world. Madonna stayed at the hotel. Vogue launched their Dutch version in the lobby. And Mario Balotelli slept like a baby after playing his Champions League match.
While counting the most popular posts on Petite Passport last year it was obvious: the Conservatorium Hotel is one of your favorite hotels in the capital of the Netherlands. The design, done by Piero Lissoni, is exquisite. The former conservatorium was extended by a beautiful glass facade and the lobby was mentioned in interior magazines throughout the world. There is a bar and another restaurant upstairs: making it’s purpose reach further than only hotel. It’s a place where everyday something interesting is going on.
Together with the Conservatorium Hotel we’ve made a fantastic, exciting, thrilling contest. One of the readers here on Petite Passport is gonna stay at the Grand Duplex Suite. A suite with Read more…
Last week I’ve asked you to send in pictures of spots you’ve visited because of Petite Passport. Thank you for such a massive response. It’s so good for me to see that it actually works what I’m doing. That it’s not only inspiration, but you add the places to your wishlist and go there as soon as it’s possible. Love you all for that! Anyway: there was a contest attached to it as well. I’ve promised to let the openings photo win. So congratulations, Jasmijn, your first Christmas present is in. You’re the winner of the Elephant Organiser from i/Object by sending in this photo you took at Merci in Paris.
I love to invite you to read the rest of this post, because it will take you from Eindhoven to Porto and from Read more…
This contest is closed. See the winner here.
The end of 2012 is near and that means the end of another year of guiding you to the best places on earth (published 500 new spots this year). Now I love to know, and see, where Petite Passport have brought you. So send me your images of shops, restaurants and hotels around the world. And win this fantastic Elephant Organiser from i/Object so
Congratulations to Deepa and Linda vd Meijden! You are gonna enjoy the Inside Design weekend for free Read more…
This contest has ended. The winners are announced on a new page. Click here to found out.
Petite Passport loves Inside Design and invites two readers (with a friend) to this fantastic design event.
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To win one of the 2 x 2 Inside Design tickets, you Read more…
