Last month, Yuri Suzuki and Masa Kimura started to build the Breakfast Machine during Platform21 in Amsterdam. The machine is a Rube Goldberg machine which can serve you an omelet, coffee and a toast with jam. Yuri and Masa invited…
Continue Reading →Check this great stop motion piece directed by Sartoria for Nike Sportswear featuring my pal Nalden.
Continue Reading →If you happen to be in Amsterdam in late October, you would do well to check out an exhibition of Evan Hecox's Urban Abstract, a collection of city life close-ups from cities across the world. You might remember hearing about…
Continue Reading →You know how a walking stick isn't really a stick, its an insect. Well a memory stick isn't really... well the people at OOOMS have made a memory stick into a stick. As you can see the wooden memory stick…
Continue Reading →We like it when our readers travel and keep their eyes open. So, a big shout out to Andy for giving us the heads up on something we really should have been all over: the grand opening of Amsterdam's new…
Continue Reading →With a few free hours on my last rain filled afternoon in Amsterdam I made it over to Droog@Home, the design gallery, shop and offices of what some are calling the Dutch design super-humans. Having seen dozens of pictures of…
Continue Reading →Best described as darlingly innovative cuisine, we had a chance to dine at Beddingtons Saturday evening in Amsterdam. Usually a near impossible reservation to get, we lucked out with a cancellation literally seconds before we called to inquire. Jean Beddington,…
Continue Reading →Another gem of a shop I ran into today was Universe on a T-Shirt, a small workshop space on Bloemdwarsstraat, off the busy street of Rozengracht. They primarily sell t-shirt and sweatshirts on which they hand print their sometimes elaborate…
Continue Reading →The best shops in Amsterdam seem to be the ones I stumble in to accidentally. It seems like most of the popular shops readers have told me to go to so far overall are pretty lack-luster and over hyped. For…
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