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\| Londji is not only a beautiful fishermen village in Cameroon but also a project initi-ated several years ago in Barcelona with emphasis on art, toys and games. In 2004 the full focus was on toys and games resul-ting in a search of traditional toys and ga-mes, often forgotten, that were combined with their own designs. Their motto, original toys for kids from 3 to 103 years old. \| The Architectmade objects are designed to sha-re, for generations to come. These are pro-ducts you don’t get tired of looking at, and with excellent craftsmanship alongside three rounds of quality control, they are made to stand the test of time. Each Architectmade o	Discover from November 23rd to December 30th, 2018 the Christmas markets, the ma	A prayer for the animals by Daniel Kirk . Ed Abrams Books p32. september 2018. This
Lire la suite \| Londji is not only a beautiful fishermen village in Cameroon but also a project initi-ated several years ago in Barcelona with emphasis on art, toys and games. In 2004 the full focus was on toys and games resul-ting in a search of traditional toys and ga-mes, often forgotten, that were combined with their own designs. Their motto, original toys for kids from 3 to 103 years old. \| The Architectmade objects are designed to share, for generations to come. These are products you don’t get tired of looking at, and with excellent craftsmanship alongside three rounds of quality control, they are made to stand the test of time. Each Architectmade object is designed with architect-precision and personal vision that comes from the heart, reflecting the individual values, beliefs and ways of life of some of the greatest Danish architects of our time.	Lire la suite Discover from November 23rd to December 30th, 2018 the Christmas markets, the magic of Strasbourg and let yourself be enchanted by a unique atmosphere. More than 300 chalets, kilometers of light garlands, a big majestic fir tree, shows and happy concerts where the celebration of Christmas is unforgettable, spend a dream holiday in the Alsatian capital. www.noel.strasbourg.eu	Lire la suite A prayer for the animals by Daniel Kirk . Ed Abrams Books p32. september 2018. This lyrical picture book from bestselling author and illustrator Daniel Kirk encourages young children to be kind to all the animals of the world. Kirk’s loving and hopeful verse blesses and gives warm wishes to farm animals, house pets, wild animals, and other creatures. Sure to warm the hearts of children and parents alike, this book is perfect to curl up with at bedtime. www.abramsbooks.com

	Playsam

Classic and contemporary. Fanciful and functio-nal. Simple and sophisticated. At first glance, these characteristics may seem slightly contradic-tory. But Playsam firmly believe that opposites attact. After all, a small company with a big na-me. As the leading Scandinavian design company in its class, Playsam creates innovative and time-less wooden toys for the young and young at heart. With each and every toy, we not only stri-ve for physical functionality, but also for an art fo

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Playsam

Classic and contemporary. Fanciful and functional. Simple and sophisticated. At first glance, these characteristics may seem slightly contradictory. But Playsam firmly believe that opposites attact. After all, a small company with a big name. As the leading Scandinavian design company in its class, Playsam creates innovative and timeless wooden toys for the young and young at heart. With each and every toy, we not only strive for physical functionality, but also for an art form that challenges pre-existing artistic concepts and conventions.

www.playsam.com

	Vilac

In the heart of the Jura, between mountains, lakes and forests, between Champagnole and Saint-Claude, Vilac creates for more than one hundred years, wooden toys in Moirans-en-Mon-tagne. Timeless toys, unique toys that make eve-ry generation dream. In 2007, Vilac obtains the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label and the Know-How label from the Regional Nature Park of Haut-Jura. In 2012 Vilac is bought by the France Cartes group, which already owns the Jura brand

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Vilac

In the heart of the Jura, between mountains, lakes and forests, between Champagnole and Saint-Claude, Vilac creates for more than one hundred years, wooden toys in Moirans-en-Montagne. Timeless toys, unique toys that make every generation dream. In 2007, Vilac obtains the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label and the Know-How label from the Regional Nature Park of Haut-Jura. In 2012 Vilac is bought by the France Cartes group, which already owns the Jura brand JeuJura.

www.vilac.com

	Uncle Goose

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Uncle Goose

Take one glance at their products, and you'll see how much they love inspired design. Uncle Goose makes wooden blocks. They handcraft every set in Grand Rapids, Michigan, using choice materials from around the Great Lakes. And yes, they are 100% made in the USA. Thet’re also socially and environmentally considerate. They source their products using fast-growing sustainable basswood. And Uncle Goose uses non-toxic, child-safe inks on all their blocks. Why such fastidious attention to detail? One hundred years from now, a child will be playing and learning with the same set of heirloom blocks they made today. Their products need to do more than look photogenic: they need to embody what it means to be beautiful and sustainable.

www.unclegoose.com

	Doug Johnston

Doug Johnston's work oscillates between art and design, primarily utilizing a process of coiling and machine-stitching cordage based on ancient ves-sel-building techniques. Originally from Tulsa, O-klahoma, he has lived in Brooklyn, NY since 2007, often collaborating with his wife, artist and desi-gner Tomoe Matsuoka. Since 2010 he has been focused on a process of coiling and stitching rope using industrial sewing machines, with which I has produced a wide range of functional and sculp

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Doug Johnston

Doug Johnston's work oscillates between art and design, primarily utilizing a process of coiling and machine-stitching cordage based on ancient vessel-building techniques. Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, he has lived in Brooklyn, NY since 2007, often collaborating with his wife, artist and designer Tomoe Matsuoka. Since 2010 he has been focused on a process of coiling and stitching rope using industrial sewing machines, with which I has produced a wide range of functional and sculptural objects. He likes to say "My work often sits at the intersection of art, design and craft, taking the position that no made object is exclusively aesthetic or utilitarian. Each piece is a drawing, a body, a space, and an attempt to grasp geologic time as we enter the anthropocene."

www.dougjohnston.net

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