Happy Easter to all! I hope you all had a nice long weekend and lots of chocolate bunnies :)

Sometimes there are some spoons that are so beautiful and rare that I just can't let them go and I keep them for myself. One of these is this one, I just did a little research about it by curiosity and found out that the pattern is called "Japanese" and that it is from 1879. Cool eh?! I use it for my morning cereal and love it :)

That's what I would call a successful visit in Lausanne for the last 3 days! I found about 1000 spoons (this is me going through each one of them in the back of a truck - spoon mafia!) and visited the three awesome stores that carry my spoons in the city: KéTaLa, mauvais garçon and Cuppin's.

KéTaLa:

Mauvais garçon:

Cuppins:

A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure to welcome Monbijourocks in my workshop in Zürich, a couple of sweet girls interviewing "people who are passionate about what they do" (aka me )
For those who speak/understand French, here's a short video/interview about my and my work!