Feb 14
It’s been a while since I wrote the last post. Unfortunately, truth is that I couldn’t have been more busy during the last weeks. In any case, here’s a new post, this time about a charming café located in the always-trendy neighborhood of Gràcia, Barcelona, called Lukumas. Read more
Today’s #Keepthetrack is about Carla Cascales, which name might mean something to you, maybe because you’ve already come across her work or because you remember she was one of our contributors writing from Lisbon. Read more
Since I love photography, the shop Impossible Project is one my favourite ones in Barcelona. Actually, I had in mind writing about it since we began the blog more than a year ago. Read more
El Festivalet – in Catalan, “the little Festival”- is a popular independent crafts fair in Barcelona. It started as a small fair five years ago, as an event in which all the crafters and designers of Barcelona had the opportunity to show their products and creations. Read more
It’s a shame that a city as Barcelona doesn’t have a proper weekly Flea Market. Yes, we have “Els Encants”, but that’s not the kind of market I am talking about… Many cities over Europe and over the world have plenty of second-hand markets and yard sales and buying one man’s garbage it’s not weird at all. Read more
I must say upfront that I have never been to a city with so many (and amazing) cafés as in Berlin. Maybe it is because of the weather, or something cultural, but every single café has something unique, has its own personal charm, and at the same time, they all share this distinct Berlin-flair.
Last Sunday I kept discovering the Flea Markets in Barcelona. I would say that every weekend there is at least one organized around the city. Some are bigger, some outdoors others indoors, ones only sell second-hand objects, others are from handmade clothes and designers… Read more
Things made with love always turn out better. You can easily notice when something is made with love and passion. And thats what I felt when I got in to Lu Ink, a little shop-atelier located in Madrazo 141, Barcelona.
When it comes to second-hand stuff Berlin comes straight to my mind. I have never been to a city with so many flea markets as Berlin. Every weekend you can easily find a Flohmarkt almost in every square or park. Read more
Last Saturday I had the opportunity to attend to the Cutehunting Photowalk organized by Google+ Local & Le Petit Pot, a fabulous blog about crafts, cute goodies and inspiration.
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