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05
May

by Charlene

Last weekend we decided to take a drive to Kalk Bay near Cape Point. We took a stroll down Main Road popping in at all the interesting little Antique Shops when suddenly I found it …

Tea for two

... the most exquisite tea set, hand-painted from China! Who would have thought a teaset can make me this happy :)))

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27
Jan

by Charlene

Look at this fun optician and optometrist Selima’s decor…

Selima Optique on cnr of Broome & Wooster…

They’ve hung various portraits in elaborate frames – with each having a real pair of glasses stuck to the persons face.

A portrait of a lady – with glasses…

A really delightfully quirky place with the merchandise to match. :)

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26
Jan

by Charlene

I wonder what lies behind this magic door?

Somewhere in SoHo…

Maybe this is where Joseph lives with his amazing technicolour dream coat?

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25
Jan

by Charlene

Thursday lunchtime we visited a store in Boston called Vessel. They showcase products they themselves develop as well as the work of other like-minded companies. The main aim of these products are to be beautiful yet functional in day to day life. There are some amazing things in this store… mmmh… if only I had more space in my suitcase.

I did however buy myself some Algea – the guys responsible for this innovative product are the Bouroullec brothers, Ronan & Erwin.

This is one part of Algea – you can buy as little as six in a box or up to 50 pieces in eight different colours. I chose RED for our Cuie office.

These brothers also collaborate on projects with well known manufacturers such as Vitra and the Kreo Gallery in Paris.

In collaboration with Vitra – view more of these photographs on their site.
Algea as instillation art…

I can’t wait to get home to assemble it!

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22
Jan

by Charlene

Besides coming to NYC to visit one of my siblings, the other reason was to take a trip up to Boston to finally meet the team from SNIFLABS, whom I’ve been fortunate to work with over the past two years through virtual collaboration.

Our first project together was to develop their logo & corporate identity which led to a multitude of other web & print based projects.

Down the stairs to SNIF headquarters…
SNIF office set in a basement with raw stone and bright yellow walls.
The kitchen where we all have lunch together…

What a great space – I hope Cuie can also have such a cool office in the near future. :)

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