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Magis SpA is a made-in-Italy design company founded by Eugenio Perazza in 1976 in Motta di Livenza (TV). It embraces the creativity of leading global designers (Richard Sapper, Jasper Morrison, Stefano Giovannoni, Marc Newson, Konstantin Grcic, Ron Arad, the Bouroullecs, Robin Day, Pierre Paulin, Jerszy Seymour, Naoto Fukasawa, Thomas Heatherwick and many others) and channels it towards objects perched on the cutting edge. The Magis catalogue includes a wide variety of furniture and home decor items, including chairs, stools, tables, shelving systems, accessories, and more.

PETITE FRITURE, design editor created in 2009, was born with the will to promote young talents, and to develop with them a catalogue of objects, lighting and small furniture that creates a vibration. The result is elegant and accessible objects that in a simple and uninhibited manner tell a story; objects that understand our daily life and invite us to savour it.

designcrushblog.com I’ve loved art and design for as long as I can remember. (Seriously.) Since making the move from the world of advertising to design (and the 6 states in between), my day-to-day life plays out as author of Design Crush, freelance graphic designer, and creative consultant. What began in June 2007 as a place to catalogue design inspiration for my day job quickly grew into a design crush of massive proportions. I keep every post short and sweet, showing off anything and everything I’m inspired by. Never anything I’m not. When undistracted by great art and design, I can be found making a mess in the kitchen, hanging out in dive bars and stalking professional mascots. I share my Pittsburgh home with three laid-back cats and two mischievous dogs.

Wästberg was founded in 2008 by Magnus Wästberg. It has a growing catalogue developed in close collaboration with some of the World’s most renowned architects and designers, including David Chipperfield, Claesson Koivisto Rune, Ilse Crawford, James Irvine, Jonas Lindvall, Jean-Marie Massaud, Nendo, Inga Sempé, Maarten Van Severen and Dirk Winkel. Wästberg's lamps have been honoured with more than 40 awards for design excellence, including 8 Good Design Awards, 5 Reddot awards, Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany, Elle Interior Design Prize, the Swedish Design Award, Wallpaper Design Award and Designs of the Year. Wästberg is based in Helsingborg, in the southernmost region of Sweden, Skåne.

Nemo is today the “Official lighting provider” within the Poltrona Frau Group.Nemo Cassina wants to become, inside the design lighting producers’ scenario, the benchmark name, going back to the roots of the ideas that inspired the golden age of the Italian design. Therefore their catalogue matches the “contemporary collection” composed of great significance items, with the edition of some 60’s and 70’s design icons that are composing, together with the Italiana Luce masterpieces, the “classic collection” section of the catalogue itself.

When it comes to offshore outsourcing, Saivion India is a renowned name that is trusted by a number of businesses from all over the world. We are in the outsourcing business since 2013 and have transformed into a multi-faceted offshore outsourcing company that sets new benchmarks every year. Our extensive range includes the following services:- Catalogue Processing Services, Catalogue Conversion Services, Catalogue Management Services, Product Photo Editing Services, Background Removal Service, Image Cropping & Resizing Services, Panorama Photo Stitching Services, E-commerce, Product Data Entry Services, E-commerce CMS Management Services, Amazon Product Listing Services, Shopify Product Upload Services, eBay Listing Service, Yahoo Store Data Entry Services, OpenCart Product Upload Services, Online Store Maintenance Services, Product Description Writing Services, Product Review Service, Data Conversion Services & Document Scanning Services.

The Svetozar Andreev Studio / Hotei-Russia is a contemporary international design house established by the architect Svetozar Andreev, specializing in architectural, interior design and renovation projects, as well as designing exclusive furnishings and interior pieces. The studio has conceived and implemented a large number of ultramodern projects of varying function and complexity. The studio’s projects are regularly covered in leading architectural and interior design periodicals, and many have been featured on the covers of architectural and interior design catalogues. The Svetozar Andreev studio works on projects both in Russia and internationally.

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Rachel Castle has spent the past 20 years working in the homewear industry both in Australia and abroad. Prior to CASTLE, Rachel was joint founder of London-based branding and design agency, The Nest, and before this, produced catalogues for Conran Shops throughout Europe. She regularly styles and writes for Australian lifestyle magazines, and currently lives in Sydney.

We are a mail order company which sells through the catalogue, without any retailers or agents, getting straight to the final Customer. We have 25 Showrooms in Europe, where you have the possibility to appreciate the quality of our products and we will be glad to have you as a guest, even though we regret to have none in the UK yet.

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MODULE R is the world's first storefront for customizable, reconfigurable, transformable, interactive and modular art and design. Our catalogue features work from some of the world's top brands as well as uncommon items from designers all over the globe. From changeable jewelry to stackable cookware, DIY art to scalable toys. Nothing you own will ever be the same again.

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CASTLE was founded in 2008 by Rachel Castle with a small range of bedlinen made for friends and family. Considerable interest ensured CASTLE quickly became a commercial venture. The brand represents a love of beautiful, often handcrafted or handprinted, pieces for the home. Rachel Castle has spent the past 20 years working in the homewear industry both in Australia and abroad. Prior to CASTLE, Rachel was joint founder of London-based branding and design agency, The Nest, and before this, produced catalogues for Conran Shops throughout Europe. She regularly styles and writes for Australian lifestyle magazines, and currently lives in Sydney. All handmade artworks are sewn by Rachel Castle and her very patient and loving mother, Jillian Patching.

Anatomy of a labelLumadessa is a little art and design label by Josh Brill. Focusing on limited edition art prints and design products, that implement premium materials and production methods. Resulting in timeless works with longer display lives. The word Lumadessa originates from the words luminous meaning ‘light’ and odyssey, meaning ‘a long eventful or adventurous journey’. It’s a theme explored and employed by Josh Brill to construct visual reinterpretations of life. Lumadessa is an abstract odyssey of the luminous land around us. 5% of profits are donated to Animal and Environmental charities. Origins of a speciesThe Flora Fauna collection is a cataloguing of the design identities of plants and animals from around the world. Examining the visual character differences and similarities of species. A field guide of discovery, beginning with birds.

This division of Nava Company was born in 1970 with the aim of distributing the paper products production , above all diaries and calendars, created with the contribution of the most famous designers. Strategically, Design and Quality have always been, and are still now, the two points of reference of the whole Nava production: creativity, research, product development and production process are constantly lead and oriented to this aim. This production , exclusively Nava branded, is today split in three different catalogues: stationery: mainly about paper products , produced in the Nava factory and addressed to the office world as tools for everyday work. home-office : addressed to the office or to the office–home world, including mainly furniture accessories. leather: boast on many lines characterized for their details conceived especially for the working world.

Emu Group S.p.A., is an Italian company that has become the international symbol for outdoor furnishings Made in Italy. The administrative and production headquarters are located in the 70,000 sq. mt premises in Marsciano, Umbria. More than 500 people make up the work force, including allied industries. With more than fifty years experience in the promotion of authentic Italian style and living, Emu has grown constantly in size, production and distribution. The exclusive Aluminium, Emu Wicker, Teak Metal and Metal Collections make up Emu’s production range that brings together a variety of style trends and innovative interpretations of classic models.To guarantee the quality and suitability for professional use even in the most severe climatic conditions, Emu carries out rigorous testing and uses industry-best industrial processes for metal protection (Emu Coat, cataphoresis) and finishes (powder coatings) of its products.Year by year, the Company’s research into new designs and technological innovation lead to the launch of new products. More than 700,000 articles are produced annually in the Marsciano factory: 450,000 chairs and lounges in approximately 50 different models. The brand is represented in more than 50 countries with a widespread and qualified distribution network through Emu Flag Stores, shops and garden centres.Emu acts as a partner in retail and contract distribution. More than 650,000 catalogues and price lists with striking graphics are distributed yearly to clients to communicate the high quality and design level of the production. Emu participates in the most important international design fairs

For more than 30 years in New York City, Chisholm Larsson Gallery has offered the best and widest selection of original vintage posters. By searching our online catalogue of original posters you can view more than 45,000 classic advertising posters from the 1890s up to today, including over 15,000 original movie posters. Our award winning collection includes Art Nouveau and Art Deco product and liquor posters, travel, airline, Cappiello, Cassandre, ocean liner, trains, Swiss, fashion, black interest, political ( Spanish Civil War, WW1, WW2, Propaganda and Civil Rights ), theatrical and film. Some of our specialties include classic European and American movie posters by artists such as Lenica, Ballester, Martinati and Bass. We feature one of the largest collections of Italian, French, Swedish and Polish film posters in the world.

Hedrich Blessing is a unique organization. Each of our photographers began as an assistant mentored by one or more of the photographers. Our craftsmanship, work ethic and problem solving derive from this longstanding tradition of apprenticeship. A working rapport with our client is essential. The ongoing creative exchange between clients and photographers promote collabortaion. Hedrich Blessing is easy to work with. Flexibility is key. Our photographers, digital artists, assistants and management form a dynamic team. Continual investments in state of the art technology allow us to provide our clients with the highest quality image files. Our photography endures. On site, we archive every job from 1979 to the present, while the first 50 years of Hedrich Blessing's work is catalogued at the Chicago History Museum. We create great photography for architects, editors, artist, product manufacturers, graphic designers and everybody requiring intelligent imagery. Our clients' success proves Hedrich Blessing's value.

Juhani Pallasmaa, born 1936 in Hämeenlinna. Architect SAFA, Professor of Architecture, University of Technology, Helsinki, Finland. Pallasmaa has been engaged in architectural, product and graphic design and town planning since 1963; currently running his architectural affice of some thirty employees in Helsinki. Formerly State Artist Professor (83-88); Director of the Museum of Finnish Architecture (78- 83); Associate Professor at the Haile Selassie I University, Addis Abeba (72-74); Director of Exhibition Department at the Museum of Finnish Architecture (68-72, 74-83);Rector of the College of Crafts and Design(70-72). Designer of exhibitions of Finnish architecture, planning and visual arts shown abroad in more than thirty countries. Numerous articles and lectures on cultural philosophy, environmental psychology and theory of architecture and arts in various countries. Editor of several books and over thirty exhibition catalogues. Honorary Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, Member of the CICA International Committee of Architectural Critics, Member of the International Academy of Architecture.

Kristalia was founded in 1994 by young local entrepreneurs joined by two common passions: design and jazz. Right from the very start, Kristalia paid special attention to innovative projects, by means of experimentation and the continuing search for new technical solutions, using materials which they adapted from the fields of fashion and sports. In the autumn of 1995, Kristalia presented its first catalogue to the commercial network. The intended target for the first products was a middle-aged consumer, oriented towards contemporary furnishing, in the upper-middle economic range and with the need to find reassuring tastes and details, bound to tradition, in the things he or she purchases. Starting from the end of the 90's, with the creation of a definitive company organization, the desire arose to pursue a new path, and to go after customers who were not necessarily bound to tradition, offering a product with aesthetic and qualitative characteristics especially close to contemporary Italian design. Today, the Kristalia collection offers items that stand out because of the essential character, the ease of placement, and which take into account a younger age group, in line with the current needs of daily living.

Since the studio’s formation in 2004, Thelermont Hupton’s products and furniture have become recognisable through their willingness to reflect social conventions and peculiarities, and their strong visual identity and sometimes surprising functionality. The products are ingrained with the mark of well considered, bold and inevitably lively design. Both Thelermont and Hupton arrived in the design world via the route of cabinet making and furniture design. They continue to celebrate this medium and build upon their catalogue of projects and products within this field. The emphasis of the furniture design process remains firmly on creating and maintaining a strong visual presence while accommodating the essentials of comfort and functionality demanded by both the domestic and contract market. At the same time, they have discovered that product design provides a route through which to convey and express their visual commentary in objects. This satisfies their urge to reflect influences that do not initially appear to have their roots founded in design with thoughtful, challenging and useful pieces that are capable of winning acclaim and sales within the critical and serious retail marketplace. Their products are now stocked worldwide. Thelermont Hupton offer distinct product and furniture ranges and a bespoke service.

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Born in Athens, Alexis Georgacopoulos lives and works in Lausanne, where he practices in his own design studio and acts as the director at ECAL. From September 2000 until December 2008 he was the head of the industrial design department at ECAL. He initiated the participation of the department in important international fairs (Milan 2001 to 2007, Cologne 2004 to 2006) and set up international exhibitions (Milking Stool, Conductor’s Baton, The Festive Kitchen). He also fostered the collaboration with major producers such as B&B Italia, Serralunga, Ligne Roset, Team by Wellis, Boffi, Christofle, Swarovski or Nestlé. During this period, the industrial design Department of the ECAL became one of the most acclaimed and influential in design education worldwide. In his own practice, Alexis Georgacopoulos’ designs are both functional and minimal, usually with humor as the counterweight to technology. He works in the fields of product design, furniture and exhibition design. He keeps his works conceptually “light” and goes to the essential while keeping the balance between function and emotion. His projects ¬edited or in prototype¬ have been exhibited in major cities, design fairs or museums such as the Milan Furniture Fair, the London Design Museum and the Shanghai MOCA and have been published in various exhibition catalogues and books such as the “&FORK” book edited by Phaidon Press in 2007. In 2006, he received the prestigious Leenaards Foundation Cultural Grant and in early 2008 he spent 4 months in Hong Kong and has been developing new projects in product and interior design for various international clients. ‘Pleasure, play and classicism’: this could be Alexis Georgacopoulos’s credo that combines conceptual lightness with simple functions and straight to the point effectiveness.

L’astuce idéale pour réparer vos smartphones défaillants Il est fréquent de rencontrer, surtout quand on ne s’y attend pas, des pannes liées au fonctionnement de nos smartphones et tablettes. Pourtant, la nécessité d’utiliser ces appareils est d’autant plus incontestable qu’il nous paraît presque impossible de s’en passer de nos jours. De ce fait, lorsque notre smartphone connaît des dysfonctionnements et ne s’allume plus, on fera tout pour qu’il remarche comme au premier jour. Autant de problèmes très fréquents que nous rencontrons dans la vie de tous les jours, que ce soit l’écran de notre iPhone cassé, ou la batterie de notre Samsung qui perd en autonomie ou le chargeur de smartphone qui ne fonctionne plus. Quand on rencontre ce genre de problèmes, comment les résoudre sans se ruiner ? Rendez-vous tout simplement sur Pieces2Mobile.com pour trouver tous les accessoires et toutes les pièces détachées de smartphones et tablettes. Qualité et disponibilité des pièces détachées de téléphones portables et tablettes Piece2Mobile est reconnu au niveau européen pour la qualité de ses différentes pièces détachées de smartphones et tablettes proposées ainsi que, pour ses accessoires à des prix satisfaisants. Trouvez des pièces détachées de mobiles pas chères sans compromis sur la qualité n’est possible que sur www.Pieces2Mobile.com. Vous n’avez donc rien à craindre concernant la qualité des produits et la satisfaction de vos besoins. Pieces2Mobile vous permet d’obtenir exactement ce que vous désirez grâce à un catalogue bien vaste et diversifié, comprenant de nombreuses marques de smartphones et autres appareils populaires sur le marché. Ce qui est aussi intéressant chez Piece2Mobile.com c’est cette possibilité de personnaliser vos smartphones, redonnez une nouvelle vie et une nouvelle apparence à votre appareil grâce aux différentes pièces détachées de portables mises à votre disposition. Livraison express de pièces détachées de smartphones et tablettes en France Grâce à un choix qualitatif des pièces détachées qui sont principalement d’origine ou de qualité équivalente, Pieces2Mobile se place en leader du marché. Mais les avantages de commander ses pièces de rechange de smartphones et tablettes chez Pieces2Mobile ne résident pas seulement dans la qualité des pièces détachées de téléphones mobiles et tablettes proposées à la vente sur sa plateforme. Pieces2Mobile est une entreprise française, son service client et l’intégralité de son stock de pièces détachées de téléphones portables et tablettes se situent en France, ce qui permet des livraisons rapides et garantit une prise en charge rapide en cas de problème. Un plus pour les professionnels de la réparation de smartphones et tablettes Pieces2Mobile c’est aussi un showroom à Aubervilliers pour les professionnels de la réparation des smartphones et tablettes afin de leur montrer de plus près les pièces détachées et accessoires qu’ils s’apprêtent à acheter sur Pieces2Mobile.com. Pieces2Mobile étoffe sans cesse son catalogue afin de répondre à tous les moindres besoins de ses clients professionnels et particuliers. Ainsi toutes les dernières nouveautés s’y trouvent, aussi bien les écrans des derniers modèles d’iPhone ou de Samsung Galaxy que les batteries Samsung Galaxy, écrans iPhone et autres pièces détachées.

Wild and Wolf came about because of an overwhelming desire to design and create beautiful, exciting, original and of course Pretty and Useful things. So we started out with the Pretty Useful Tools range back in 2005 and haven't looked back since. Hopefully since then we have managed to put together a collection of products which fulfills all of this and maybe more? We're certainly going to keep trying. We seem to be getting something right as our products have won a handful of awards starting off with the UK Gift of the Year in 2006 for the Pretty Useful Tools range, then in 2007 and 2008 for the V&A tools for the home and garden, and most recently we've made it to the finals of the UK Licensing Awards, again with the V&A Tools, winners to be announced in September, so fingers crossed! We might be entering a few US competitions in 2009 so will keep you posted as to how we get on. It's been a busy 3 years and finally we think we've just about got our website up to date, but hopefully not for long as we've got some great new products planned for later this year, and even more for 2009. Don't worry we'll do our best to keep you posted and our sales team are always at the end of the phone to keep you up to date with new products and plus we're exhibiting at trade shows all around the US so you'll be able to see our range there. Meanwhile have a browse through the website as we're sure something will take your fancy. The V&A licensed range of tools has been fantastically successful in the UK and hopefully will be as big a hit with you guys too! We’ve taken everyday tools and covered them in William Morris prints from the Victoria and Albert Museum’s archive and made hammers and screwdrivers very pretty indeed. Oh they’re also super useful too! We've also got another new licensed range of soccer inspired men’s gifts based on the fabulous Charles Buchan's Football Monthly magazines from the 1950s. This was Britain’s first and biggest selling soccer magazine so is a bit of a nostalgia trip for us but also a great looking range of products all geared up for men, all over the world! So we feel confident that even you baseball fans out there will love these terrific products. Another best seller is the Old School Badges range. Some are based on traditional school badges like Head Boy and Head Girl and well… some are a little more cheeky or celebrate a special occasion, so great if you’re getting married or happen to be really good at dancing … ahem! Take a look and you’ll see what we mean! We’ve got a new range of Pretty Useful Tools coming out in November. This latest design is “Annie” which is fun and stylish in this super cute print. They do seem too pretty to use, but believe us when we say they really, really are very useful. Back off boys these tools are too pink for you! Have a look at the complete ranges online or you can download our current US catalogue by clicking here

The story begins in 1756 in Bohemia and continues right down to the united Europe of today, taking in on the way some of the most dramatic events in European history. The Riedel family has been in the glass business for 300 years, with 11 generations keeping the family business intact. The story begins in 1678 in the northern part of Bohemia, bordering Schlesia - today the Czech republic and Poland respectively. This part of Bohemia was a German speaking enclave known as the Sudetenland. The Venetians brought back the knowledge of glass making from the Near East around 1.000 A.D. The knowledge of producing glass spread slowly towards the northern part of Europe, searching for energy, critical to the melting of glass. Wood was the source, causing a glassmaker migration to the forests. Due to this migration, a glass culture developed in Bohemia in the 17th century. After being a prison during WWII, Claus Reidel returned to his village. The head of the local glassworks, Swarovski, had heard that there was a Riedel in town and asked to see him. Swarovski had been taught the art of glass making by Claus's great grandfather Josef, and took Claus under his wing like a son, even sending him to university to study chemistry. Claus Riedel, now married to Italian Adia, whom he had met in Italy during the war, moved around doing various jobs between 1951 and 1956, ending up in Innsbruck, Austria. This was around the time that the Swarovskis were approached to take over a glass works in the small town of Kufstein near Innsbruck in Austria, but they declined as the production of stemware did not fit their profile. Claus had no capital to buy the works, but the Swarovskis advanced him the money, and Claus took over the bankrupt Tiroler Glashütte, today's Riedel factory. After a period of readjustment, Walter threw himself into the new business with his son, but they had quite different ideas in terms of priorities - Claus was very keen on the production of stemware and Walter preferred high output items. This led to an inevitable The Riedel glassworks had a brand new direction - unadorned, delicate, fine wine glasses. In his 1961 catalogue, Claus Riedel displayed for the first time his vision of glasses specially made to enhance specific styles of wine, distinguishing the Riedel company more than ever before, as to date fashion in stemware had been dictated purely by aesthetics, not function. The handmade Sommeliers series was launched in 1973, introducing the revolutionary new concept to the wine trade and changing the world of wineglasses forever. In his research into how the shape of a glass affects the wine inside, Claus discovered one major factor - that virtually every glass people drank wine from was too small to do justice to the wine. The Sommeliers Series was showered with prizes from around the world. Georg Riedel, tenth generation, further developed Claus's theories, producing grape-specific glasses, and mechanizing the production of fine wine glasses with his Vinum series, making Riedel glasses far more affordable to wine lovers the world over. A milestone in the modern Riedel company is the founding of a Riedel company in the United States, which came about following an encounter between Robert Mondavi and Georg Riedel, showing real commitment to the US market. While Claus was a talented designer, as recognised by the National Olympic Committee when they commissioned him to design and produce vases for the 1968 Olympic Games, his son Georg brought a calming, analytical eye to the business, soon spotting weaknesses in the corporate structure. As Georg took over more and more of the strategy for the business, Claus gradually became less involved, until Georg took the helm of the company in 1987, where he remains to this day.

Gijs Bakker (Amersfoort, 1942) was trained as a jewellery and industrial-designer at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and the Konstfack Skolen in Stockholm, Sweden. Bakker's designs cover jewellery, home accessories and household appliances, furniture, interiors, public spaces and exhibitions. He worked and works for numerous companies: Polaroid, Artifort, HEMA, Van Kempen & Begeer, and recently for ENO Studio in France. In 1993, Gijs Bakker founded together with design critic and historian Renny Ramakers Droog Design, a Dutch collection of designers, products and information. Together with Ramakers, Bakker is the selector and art director of all products within Droog Design. Bakker also teaches for more than 40 years at different schools, among others the Delft University of Technology. After teaching at the Design Academy Eindhoven for more than 15 years, Bakker is now head of the Masters department, IM. Together with Italian gallery owner Marijke Vallanzasca Bakker founded the Chi ha paura...? (Italian for who is afraid for) foundation in 1996. With Chi ha paura...? (CHP...?) Bakker wants to show the international design world that a piece of jewellery is more than a decorative fashion accessory. CHP...? challenges the fear for the contemporary jewellery. Gijs Bakker travels around the world to give workshops, lectures about his own work, CHP...? and Droog Design and is frequently a member in juries. Currently his retrospective exhibition “Gijs Bakker and Jewelry” and the regarding catalogue are on display in various museums around the world. Gijs Bakker’s work is represented in collections, both in museums and private worldwide. Exhibitions (selection) 1967 ‘Sculpture to wear by Emmy van Leersum and Gijs Bakker’. Ewan Philips Gallery, London, UK 1977 ‘Overzichtstentoonstelling Gijs Bakker, meubels en verlichting’ (‘Retrospective exhibition Gijs Bakker, furniture and lighting’) (together with Bob Bonies and Benno Premsela). Gemeentelijke Van Reekumgalerij, Apeldoorn, the Netherlands 1989 ‘Solo voor een solist’ (‘Solo for a soloist’). Retrospective exhibition, Centraal Museum, Utrecht, the Netherlands and Helen Drutt Gallery, New York, USA 1993 ‘Gatenproject’ (‘Holes project’). Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, the Netherlands 1995 ‘Shot-project’ (for the occasion of the Prins Bernhard Fonds Prijs). Galerie Ra, Amsterdam, the Netherlands 1998 ‘Holysport / Shot’. Galerie Ra, Amsterdam and KunstRai, Amsterdam, the Netherlands 2001 ‘I don’t wear jewels, I drive them’. Galerie Ra, Amsterdam and KunstRai, Amsterdam, the Netherlands and Gallery Helen Drutt, Philadelphia, USA 2003 ‘Holysport’ and ‘I don’t wear jewels. I drive them’. Galeria Hipotesi, Barcelona, Spain ‘Shot’ and ‘Holysport’ Gallery Deux Poissons, Tokyo, Japan 2005 Retrospective exhibition ‘Gijs Bakker and Jewelry’, SM’s, Stedelijk Museum ’s-Hertogenbosch, ’s-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands 2007 Project “Rituals”, jewellery collection by Chi ha paura…?, together with SM’s ‘s-Hertogenbosch, presented in Milan, during International Furniture Fair. 2008 Real? exhibition at Gallerie Ra, Amsterdam & Gallery Deux Poissons, Tokyo 2009 Designers on Jewellery: Twelve years of jewellery production by Chi ha paura...? publication & travelling exhibition Prizes 1965 2e Van den Rijn-price for sculptures 1968 Gold en Silver Medal Jablonec 1988 Françoise van den Bosch Price 1994 Nomination Rotterdam Design Price 1995 Nomination Rotterdam Design Price 1995 Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds Prijs voor Toegepaste Kunsten en Bouwkunst 1996 Ra Award 1996 2007 Benno Premsela Award (for his work with Droog)