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From Europe with Love š January 12, 2025
Discover a sculptural coffee table inspired by Soviet-era design, a timeless wooden toy, a coffee table book to spark your wanderlust, a retro-modern suitcase, and a compact bag thatās perfect for everyday adventures ā all found in the past 7 days...
Buonasera from Hong Kong!
Welcome to this weekās edition of whatās hot in European products and brands.
If youāre new here, every week I share 5 of the coolest European products Iāve discovered over the past 7 days.
This week kicks off a little nomad adventure for my family and me. Over the next couple of months, weāll spend time in a few places, with Auckland as our longest stop in February. Right now, weāre starting in Hong Kong ā a city that buzzes with life and always seems to have something unexpected around every corner. Itās my second time here, and I keep finding myself inspired by the design, the markets, and how tradition blends seamlessly with the modern.
But donāt let the headline fool you ā this newsletter is still the same. Itās all about sharing the coolest European products Iāve found this week.
Letās dive in.
With love and good vibes āļø
Jakob
Joran Wooden MobilĆ© [š©šŖ]
Joran, by Ohdada MobilĆ©, is a handcrafted wooden mobile thatās made in Germany. Itās designed to gently sway and balance, bringing a sense of calm to any space. Whether youāre looking to charm a little one or add a touch of understated elegance to your room, Joran delivers with timeless simplicity. Discover Joran here.
Off to the Alps Coffee Table Book [š¦š¹]
This oneās for my fellow daydreamers. Montamontās āOff to the Alpsā is an invitation to dream of crisp alpine air, rugged mountain peaks, and cozy villages. Straight from Innsbruck, this beautifully curated coffee table book celebrates the spirit of the Alps and the design and culture that thrive there. Perfect for sparking wanderlust or planning your next mountain escape. Peek inside here.
Normative Coffee Table [š®š¹]
And if youāre looking for a table to put that book on, Supaform Studio has you covered. The Normative coffee table is brutalist with a twist, drawing inspiration from the Neoclassicism of the '50s and '70s and Soviet-era building entrances. The intricately carved, high-quality varnished wood features a decorative frieze pattern that makes it as much art as furniture. Itās got a beveled cylindrical base, a square top, and enough Avant-garde flair to steal the spotlight in any room. Discover it here.
Globe-Trotter Carry-On Suitcase [š¬š§]
The green-and-orange combo? Instant love. Handmade in the UK, Globe-Trotterās carry-on is a perfect mix of retro charm and modern craftsmanship. Itās built to last, stylish enough to turn heads at any airport, and just waiting for your next adventure (as long as you donāt leave it behind). Check it out here.
Phone Sacoche [š«š·]
I stumbled on this bag while looking for something to carry my Rollei camera from a past edition, and wow. Topologieās Phone Sacoche is compact, colorful, and surprisingly rugged for something so stylish. Sold out online (of course), but you might get lucky in a store. Itās worth the hunt. Browse it here.