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GOODS WE LIKE
RSVP is a Paris-based brand designing high-end accessories for men and women. They exclusively produce 100 pieces per item and carefully number them. Besides card holders, RSVP offers a wide range of luxury essentials in various designs and colors on their website. Make sure to check them out, especially if you are still in need of a Christmas present.
Photos by Casey Fuchs and Martin Priesterjahn
Punkt. rightly points out that the more tech we take into the bedroom, the less we end up switching off. Why have your phone next to your pillow, if you can entrust your sleeping hours to a design object that – with four easy operations – is as simple as it is intuitive.
'I founded Punkt. to offer a viable alternative to those feeling overwhelmed by the advanced technologies that have pervaded modern lifestyles. Punkt. is about using technology to help us adopt good habits for less distracted lives.'
- Petter Neby
With its headquarters in Switzerland, Punkt. designs to rebalance our relationships with technology. Appointing renowned British industrial designer Jasper Morrison to art direct the company, Punkt. offers timeless products that are built to last, combining intelligent technology with clean lines and essential design. Price £115.
Photographed by Ali Baï for GOODS WE LIKE
We came across Susanne Kaufmann’s wonderful products not so long ago. Susanne Kaufmann – renowned for their organic, natural and effective body treatments – comes from the Bregenzer Forest, Austria; a beautiful valley in the Austrian Alps where the knowledge of nature’s healing powers are passed down from generation to generation. This said, it is not surprising that Susanne Kaufmann’s skin-specific formulas are based and inspired by the intensive effects of the Alpine flora.
Beauty, health and comfort are values that strongly drive the brand’s vision to develop powerful results-oriented treatments from precious natural ingredients. The company’s collection of products includes facial, anti-aging and body treatments and baths manufactured and hand-packaged in their own facility amidst the Bregenzer Forest.
OILS
The Susanne Kaufmann ‘Oil Bath for the Senses’ and ‘Witch Hazel Bath’ are a relaxing experience after a strenuous day. While the former consists of the oils of the ylang-ylang tree, patchouli plant and lavender, the latter is based on active ingredients derived from the medicinal witch-hazel plant that helps the skin regain its balance and regulates its oil content.
FACIAL CARE
Susanne Kaufmann products are created from valuable natural essences, oils and single substances. Here, the level of active plant ingredients is particularly high. While the mild Susanne Kaufmann cleansing milk contains a herbal compound of chamomile, sage and St. John’s wort flowers, the cleansing gel Line M for men contains active ingredient compounds derived from witch-hazel and ribwort. Both products include skin nourishing components that clean and protect your skin.
Photographed by Ali Baï for GOODS WE LIKE
Amsterdam based lifestyle brand CLUSE set out with the vision to create timepieces that stand for elegance and minimalism. Inspired by the notion that a watch can ’captivate and define your best moments’, the brand nicely goes beyond the traditional understanding of the watch as a mere utility enhancing object that tells time.
Our pick: monochrome simplicity. Crafted with precision and a strong focus on quality materials, the La Bohème Mesh Full Black features an ultrathin case (38mm diameter), Quartz movement and a Miyota 2025 caliber. Price €99.
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Amsterdam-based brand Atelier de l'Armée is inspired by the functionality and quality of military wear. They offer two different collections: "Series" and "Collectors".
With every design in ‘Series’, Atelier de l'Armée strives to be environmentally, morally and ethically conscious throughout their design and production process. It is suitable for everyone who is confident and appreciates quality in design and craftsmanship.
The Atelier de l’Armée ‘Collectors’ collection consists of one of a kind handcrafted items mainly built out of a zero waste philosophy, created by mixing high quality dead stock or repurposed materials. The ‘Collectors’ items are made in our small workshop in Amsterdam.
Their SS16 collection will be available in February 2016 and can be purchased online at Mr. Porter and Atelier de l'Armée.
After reviewing Aesop’s Post-Poo Drops earlier this year, we now took a closer at the brand’s Parsley Seed skincare range. With the aim to create a range of superior-quality products, this range is arguably the result of extensive research and development into the most effective way to deliver vitamins and anti-oxidants to the skin. As the name suggests, each product contains Parsley Seed extract – an anti-oxidant ingredient that has significant protective benefits for your skin.
The range comprises some exceptionally light and quickly absorbing creams, serums and treatments that moisturise, hydrate, protect and nourish your skin. Starting from £25.
Photographed by Ali Baï for GOODS WE LIKE
Photo by Buzac Marinus
Drawing inspiration for her designs from travel, history and everyday objects, Brit Kleinman, founder of Brooklyn based art and design studio AVO, takes an anthropologic approach to design. She fascinatingly combines age-old techniques with new materials and patterns, which stems from her passion of both experimentation and exploration. As illustrated in the images above, AVO’s flagship collection consists of these beautifully, hand-painted veg-tanned leather plains.
Questioning the way we perceive function and form today, where generic appliances can be as much functional tools as they are design objects, MA candidate at the Royal College of Art in Ceramics and Glass, Elinor Portnoy, designed these beautifully crafted, hand-blown glass juicers. Currently based in London, the industrial designer explores and plays with the potential of combining craft and materials with design.