The Belgian brand Ethnicraft unites a few factors that are dear to my heart: natural material, sustainability, timeless design. The moment you see a furniture piece by Ethnicraft, you know it was designed to last. And once you had the chance to touch it, you know it will last. Their furniture is made of solid wood – oak, teak, and walnut.
The young ceramicist named Ana Savic, a trained landscape architect, is based in central Serbia and creates beautiful handmade ceramics that have a simple, rustic and sometimes playful aesthetic. Every piece is a one-of-a-kind and her work is influenced by her time spent in Indonesia. Ana lived on the island of Bali in Indonesia for four years and discovered her passion for ceramics right there.
In the first week of October I decided to take one week of vacation. After a very busy period and various book launch events for the Urban Jungle book, I needed some time off. I was looking at various destinations, the Greek island of Crete was one of them. I asked my friend Eleni from My Paradissi if she had any recommendation for Crete.
Let there be light in the festive season! Therefore with this month’s topic we bring festive light into the darker season and put our houseplants in the spotlight. I am a strong believer of multiple light sources in the home for the right ambiance. For today’s blog post I went an extra mile and added a new light source over my dining table.
