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NEW SPOT: HAN KJOBENHAVN NEW YORK

April 30th, 2013

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3 reasons to go there:

  1. If Copenhagen is a bit too far. Han Kjobenhavn opened it’s doors in New York last month. 
  2. If you’re a man with style: the items (shoes, sunglasses, sweaters, jeans etc) they Read more…

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TRIED & TESTED: HAN KJØBENHAVN COPENHAGEN

April 19th, 2013

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Most striking feature:

A few weeks ago Han Kjøbenhavn opened their first store in New York. But it all started in the center of Copenhagen in 2008 where two Danish guys were selling beautiful sun glasses. It got so popular that they opened their flagshipstore in 2012 and they not only sell sunglasses in it, but also clothes, shoes and bags. This small and very stylish Danish empire is a place where guys must go nuts. The store feels almost like a museum: the pieces of Han Kjøbenhavn are presented as it were pieces of art. I’ve spotted a mask Read more…


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TRIED & TESTED: DORA COPENHAGEN

April 18th, 2013

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Most striking feature:

Dora was already the perfect address to buy yourself some beautiful interior gifts – or to go there for inspiration. A few weeks ago they moved a couple of doors down the road. This street is full of nice addresses (for example Playtype next door) so Read more…


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TRIED & TESTED: BLACK COPENHAGEN

April 17th, 2013

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Most striking feature:

While biking on the Gammel Kongevej I’ve spotted a stunning concept store and it happen to be open for a few weeks now. Black is the store of Anne Black, a ceramics designer. So in here you will find her beautiful work. I especially liked the cups which says ‘black is blue’. Her space is so huge that Read more…


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NEW SPOT: EEL NAKAMEGURO TOKYO

April 4th, 2013

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3 reasons to go there:

  1. To shop some clothes. 
  2. To check out the interior made Read more…

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TRIED & TESTED: LOOM JOHANNESBURG

March 28th, 2013

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Most striking feature:

In the posh area of Parkhurst in Johannesburg you will find Loom. The perfect menswear shop. The co-owners, Anthony and Anne Keyworth, launched the Paul Smith stores in Johannesburg and Cape Town before opening Loom.  In here they sell brands like Read more…


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TRIED & TESTED: VIKTOR ANTWERP

March 26th, 2013

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Most striking feature:

Viktor is a shop, cafe and exhibition space in one. They are open for two months now and when we arrive on a Saturday afternoon we are lucky that there’s one table left. You can go there for a cup of coffee, but I’ve tried the hot white chocolatemilk and I would recommend everyone to order one as well. Delicious! Sweet and perfect to warm yourself up during a cold day like last Saturday. The interior is filled with beautiful furniture and everything is for sale. So you can try their furniture before buying it and it’s a clever move because the shop owners (Yannick Moonen and Lotte Stofs) get Read more…


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NEW SPOT: BVS WINE TRADERS BUCHAREST

March 23rd, 2013

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3 reasons to go there:

  1. To buy some wine. 
  2. But also to get inspired to try something new. They have a huge Read more…

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NEW SPOT: &OTHER STORIES

March 22nd, 2013

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3 reasons to go there:

  1. After London, Copenhagen, Stockholm has it’s own &Other Stories from today on and there are many more to come. 
  2. If you like to see what the grown-up sister of H&M has Read more…

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TRIED & TESTED: SELAH CAPE TOWN

March 12th, 2013

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Most striking feature:

The Woodstock Foundry is a place where creativity rules. They make jewelry (Dear Rae), you can get a new hair cut (The Lobby) and sometimes they organize an evening filled with design (the Heavy Metal exhibition). Selah is an interesting store in the Woodstock Foundry. You can buy your Field Notes notebook here or an elephant made of wood, but you really get inspired by the quotations throughout the store and especially on the white board. I was touched by Read more…


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