Meet the Makers
The story of this brand and how it came about is as authentic as the clothing it produces, looks. British photographer Phil James created the label &Sons in 2016. By the end of summer 2019 the whole range of clothing is 100% made-in-the-UK.
Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg was founded by the Bavarian royal family 260 years ago. We had the pleasure to visit the traditional workshops.
Moritz Lorenz is the mastermind behind Jeckybeng. It was after a trip around the World on which his main objective was to surf the famous spots he had seen in Surf magazines and on Youtube.
Climate change, invasive parasites and the increasing use of pesticides have led to a decline of bees worldwide. As a result, global initiatives and grass roots movements have begun to emerge to preserve bees and raise awareness for the importance of a bee-friendly environment.
A blazing fire, conviviality and culinary delights. The Feuerringe of Andreas Reichlin from Immensee are centres for social get-togethers. Before it gets cosy and warm around the ring of fire and you can grill on it, the steel from which the fire rings are made is shaped in a cold state.
Wanderers know when to stop. To look around, and smell and feel their surroundings. Montebelluna smelt like pinecone, pancetta and red wine.
Claudio Del Principe, is an autodidactic chef, cookbook author and copywriter. He is a blogger, too and that is how I met him. Some ten years ago.
Stefanie Hering’s crockery and porcelain creations at Hering Berlin are made entirely by hand with the old know-how and tradition of classic porcelain manufacturers.
Robert Condin, sculptor from South Tyrol is one of our ambassadors in our latest edition “The Alps”. These ambassadors represent a certain aspect and point of view in our books.