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Sometimes, the rich smell of coffee in the morning, a much-deserved lunch break, or the first sip of beer after work is all that’s needed to forget our everyday troubles....
Charlotte Talbot’s inspiring journey from industrial designer to self-taught ceramist gave birth to Super Ceramics, a collection of enchanting and whimsical items that bring joy to everyday life. With intricate patterns and vibrant designs, her creations remind us to slow down and find joy in the art of making.
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Sometimes, the rich smell of coffee in the morning, a much-deserved lunch break, or the first sip of beer after work is all that’s needed to forget our everyday troubles....
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J. Gast creates industrially designed and fitted kitchens that nonetheless retain a focus on customer individuality. Following a holistic approach, structures are designed according to smart planning and production technologies.
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J. Gast creates industrially designed and fitted kitchens that nonetheless retain a focus on customer individuality. Following a holistic approach, structures are designed according to smart planning and production technologies.
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The Hutschn workshop in Berchtesgadener Land crafts durable swings and hammocks made of solid oak planks with elaborately spliced rope. Each step in the process is executed by hand, and...
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The Hutschn workshop in Berchtesgadener Land crafts durable swings and hammocks made of solid oak planks with elaborately spliced rope. Each step in the process is executed by hand, and values such as quality, longevity, originality, and ecology, are contained
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QÄSA QÄSA, founded by Aniqah and Naeema, showcases East African artisans’ diverse skills and traditional craftsmanship. This home goods store empowers local crafters, provides equitable compensation, and supports forest restoration,...
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QÄSA QÄSA, founded by Aniqah and Naeema, showcases East African artisans’ diverse skills and traditional craftsmanship. This home goods store empowers local crafters, provides equitable compensation, and supports forest restoration, fostering economic and social value. Each product tells a unique
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Champagne Characters, led by Nicola Neumann, offers a diverse portfolio of winemaker champagnes sourced from small vineyards in the Champagne region. Discover character-rich champagnes with unique terroirs, vintages, and closely...
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Champagne Characters, led by Nicola Neumann, offers a diverse portfolio of winemaker champagnes sourced from small vineyards in the Champagne region. Discover character-rich champagnes with unique terroirs, vintages, and closely guarded family blends. Learn about the history and nuances of
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Spitzbart Treppen, a family-run metalworking shop since the 1970s, specializes in raw, untreated steel staircases with a distinctive aesthetic. Their innovative designs, like the award-winning “Cut it”, showcase their expertise...
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Spitzbart Treppen, a family-run metalworking shop since the 1970s, specializes in raw, untreated steel staircases with a distinctive aesthetic. Their innovative designs, like the award-winning “Cut it”, showcase their expertise and creativity in metal crafting.
Starting with the Makers Bible “The Alps”, we decided to look beyond workshops and studios, with their extraordinary Makers & Crafters, and also introduce passionate hosts and accommodations.
Martin Schönleitner is one of 17 fishermen at Lake Chiemsee. Together with wife Verena Stephan they both run Chiemseefischerei Stephan, a family business for 400 years. Their ancestors had started their venture at Lake Constance. For three generations (at the present site) the Stepahn family lives and fishes at Lake Chiemsee, Prien am Chiemsee to be precise.
Our guide about Maker & Crafter, retailers, restaurants and accommodations in the foothills of the Alps between Lake Constance and Berchtesgaden. The book is written in German and values handmade quality.
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