[staging] Bloesem

New Bloesem

 

Studio Aandacht

http://www.studioaandacht.nl/site/

I have asked Ben some questions last week about creating the logo.

*What were your initial thoughts when starting to create a new logo for Bloesem?
Pink. Positive. Fresh. Fun. Friendly. Feminin.

*Why the parfume bottle and Elephant for BKids?
The parfume bottle sprays a little bit of happines all over  the world.
I first started out with type made from pins and pink thread.
But it got to complicated, in the end only the 'blossem' spray stayed.

The Elephant stands for Kualalumpur.
When moms in Holland read a book for their children and they finish their last sentence
they ask the elephant to 'blow the story out...'
This elephant doesn't blow the story 'out', but starts it...

*What would you like to see be added to the BloesemBlog in the future?
Moving images.

Text en link naar Bloesem Kids..umbrella verhaal etc.

Let's Get Personal in Copenhagen with MisseMai

     
 
A short interview with Dutch architect Jonna Klumpenaar and images of her beautiful home.

D:: Dutch is... almost a brand.
E:: entrance... when entering my home you will notice…space. When people know that I live in 55m2 together with my boyfriend, they expect a fully packed apartment. Before we went to live here we threw a lot of unnecessary things away. It's advisable, it clears your sky.
S:: style means... a natural status, you can’t copy it.

Gift Guide 2010 ... Kitchen

Everything for the Kitchen

1. cutting-board from Tas-ka : 2. sppons from RIce at Huset : 3. tea towel from Skinny Lamninx : 4. stamp from stamps...

Test post om te laten zien hoe of wat...

Jantine Vaartjes from April and May studio also visited Inside Design in Amsterdam yesterday. And I couldn't be more happier then being able to have a peek inside the rooms at the Lloyd Hotel designed by two of my favorite Dutch design labels.. Kiki van Eijck and Ontwerpduo.

Elle Inside Design Amsterdam...a full report part 2

Jantine Vaartjes from April and May studio also visited Inside Design in Amsterdam yesterday. And I couldn't be more happier then being able to have a peek inside the rooms at the Lloyd Hotel designed by two of my favorite Dutch design labels.. Kiki van Eijck and Ontwerpduo.