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Vesterbro and Norrebro: design and trendy neighborhoods of Copenhagen
Few people know that Copenhagen is one of the most innovative city in Europe for design, architecture, and eco-friendly technologies. Many probably people know Copenhagen for its most touristic places such as the Little Mermaid and his author Christian Andersen. The trendier and more stylish neighborhood famous for their fine design and trendy vintage store, eco-friendly interior décor, fashion boutiques, are Vesterbro and Norrebro, which both also offer fine food, local music, drink venues, cafés and bars. Vesterbro for example has...
read moreSödermalm fine design and trendy vintage in Stockholm
Södermalm, where one can find the fine design and trendy vintage store in Stockholm, eco-friendly solutions to furnish loft and apartments and to dress second-hand eco garments. This area is home to many interesting and contemporary boutiques for fashion, design, interior décor, upscale vintage merchandise and funny gewgaws. In general fashion and design in Södermalm is trendier, younger and more bohemian than in downtown Stockholm. But Södermalm also offers fine food, local music, trendy vibe and a hectic night life with quite a few drink...
read moreVancouver, the greenest sustainable city in Canada
Vancouver is Canada greenest sustainable city. Canada in our imaginary is the green lung of North America, a lavishing land, where life is simple and houses cozy and welcoming. Especially the city of Vancouver, which is exploring new ways to make its streets more sustainable from both a social and environmental perspective. Environmentally, this means thinking about how to allow tourism, architecture, technology, building in a green and eco-friendly way; more simply, redesigning urban design. Simple design solutions such as planting native...
read moreTel Aviv young and artistic city
When we think of Israel, our thoughts go straight to Tel Aviv and its lively vibe, its young and artistic soul, fashion and eco sustainable designers. Hipsters, musicians, artists, fashionistas, you name it, made the neighborhood of Gan Hahashmal in Tel Aviv, once a declining neighborhood, is now one of Israel’s coolest place for young fashion and jewelry designers. Situated between Tel Aviv’s White City and quirky Florentin neighborhoods, Gan Hahashmal which means Electricity Garden in Hebrew, because there was the city’s...
read moreAntwerp, Belgium most stylish design destination
Paris, Milan, New York and…Antwerp? The Belgian city is one of Europe’s most surprisingly stylish destinations, with major designers, a top fashion school and bargains galore. Who would have said? Antwerp offers few options if you are looking for museums, design stores, fashion entertainment. MoMu is the first stop for fashionistas, this museum’s current exhibition covers women’s fashion from 1750 to 1950, accentuating a permanent collection of 25,000 designer pieces. You will also find the Flanders Fashion Institute cohabiting here....
read moreIstanbul Capital of Culture, Food and Design
Istanbul was awarded the title of European Capital of Culture in 2010, a very busy and chaotic place, yet source of inspiration for young designers and urban dwellers. Neighborhoods such as Taskim, Ortaköy, Sultanahmet (with the Grand Bazaar) are the artistic spots around town. Fine halal street food, nice turkish restaurant, delicious dondurma ice cream, kind and welcoming people, rich in art, culture, fashion and design. It is a city that reaches out to both Europe and Asia, a good mix of well integrated cultures and religions. Taksim...
read moreBerlin, art, music and design at every corner
Fashion, design, new style and trend, music, art, culture and food. Berlin is always becoming something else, constantly transforming itself, recreating, innovating. What isn’t Berlin that it is already? In 2005, Berlin was awarded the title of “City of Design” by UNESCO. It was not by chance, because Berlin is art and design at every corners of its streets. Getting ready to host the International Design Festival, from the 6th to the 10th of June 2012, Berlin is crowded by young designers and hipsters artists who are...
read moreEco brand design like Demano makes Barcelona sustainable
Barcelona is an artistic city, with a design and sustainable soul. Everywhere you go in Barcelona there is culture and architecture; Barcelona is such an inspirational city, where really art is everywhere, at every single corner its streets and Gaudi buildings are magical. How was the eco-friendly brand Demano born? Where did the idea of reusing materials, recycling city banners to create eco bags come from? Why Barcelona? The answer is easy and it comes right out from their voice: ’it happened by chance’, the artists say....
read moreHelsinki World Design Capital of Finland
In 2009, Helsinki was chosen to be the World Design Capital for 2012 by the Council of Societies of Industrial Design, narrowly beating Eindhoven for the title. It is the 2012 World Design Capital, in recognition of the use of design as an effective tool for social, cultural and economic development in the city. In choosing Helsinki, the World Design Capital selection jury highlighted Helsinki’s use of ‘Embedded Design’, which has tied design in the city to innovation, “creating global brands, such...
read moreDesign and vintage stores in San Salvario, Turin
San Salvario is the artistic neighborhood in Turin Italy. The neighborhood is rich in design stores, small art shops and vintage stores, restaurants, ethnic places where to dine, a gentrified neighborhood where different culture coexist. Innovation, eco design, art galleries and exhibitions, flea markets. It is thanks to few small designers that this Italian ‘ artistic gem’ is kept alive. From Wikipedia: The city has a rich culture and history, and is known for its numerous art galleries, restaurants, churches,...
read moreEco Travel
ecoobe only looks for eco-friendly cities whose design is able to innovate and respect the planet, whose neighborhoods are a pleasant discovery, rich of art, fashion, culture and design. Follow our stories to find out more about new trends and styles! Publish with us: it is FREE!
Vesterbro and Norrebro: design and trendy neighborhoods of Copenhagen
Few people know that Copenhagen is one of the most innovative city in Europe for design, architecture, and eco-friendly technologies. Many probably people know Copenhagen for its most touristic places such as the Little Mermaid and his author Christian Andersen. The trendier and more stylish neighborhood famous for their fine design and trendy vintage store, eco-friendly interior décor, fashion boutiques, are Vesterbro and Norrebro, which both also offer fine food, local music, drink venues, cafés and bars. Vesterbro for example has...
read moreSödermalm fine design and trendy vintage in Stockholm
Södermalm, where one can find the fine design and trendy vintage store in Stockholm, eco-friendly solutions to furnish loft and apartments and to dress second-hand eco garments. This area is home to many interesting and contemporary boutiques for fashion, design, interior décor, upscale vintage merchandise and funny gewgaws. In general fashion and design in Södermalm is trendier, younger and more bohemian than in downtown Stockholm. But Södermalm also offers fine food, local music, trendy vibe and a hectic night life with quite a few drink...
read moreVancouver, the greenest sustainable city in Canada
Vancouver is Canada greenest sustainable city. Canada in our imaginary is the green lung of North America, a lavishing land, where life is simple and houses cozy and welcoming. Especially the city of Vancouver, which is exploring new ways to make its streets more sustainable from both a social and environmental perspective. Environmentally, this means thinking about how to allow tourism, architecture, technology, building in a green and eco-friendly way; more simply, redesigning urban design. Simple design solutions such as planting native...
read moreTel Aviv young and artistic city
When we think of Israel, our thoughts go straight to Tel Aviv and its lively vibe, its young and artistic soul, fashion and eco sustainable designers. Hipsters, musicians, artists, fashionistas, you name it, made the neighborhood of Gan Hahashmal in Tel Aviv, once a declining neighborhood, is now one of Israel’s coolest place for young fashion and jewelry designers. Situated between Tel Aviv’s White City and quirky Florentin neighborhoods, Gan Hahashmal which means Electricity Garden in Hebrew, because there was the city’s...
read moreAntwerp, Belgium most stylish design destination
Paris, Milan, New York and…Antwerp? The Belgian city is one of Europe’s most surprisingly stylish destinations, with major designers, a top fashion school and bargains galore. Who would have said? Antwerp offers few options if you are looking for museums, design stores, fashion entertainment. MoMu is the first stop for fashionistas, this museum’s current exhibition covers women’s fashion from 1750 to 1950, accentuating a permanent collection of 25,000 designer pieces. You will also find the Flanders Fashion Institute cohabiting here....
read moreIstanbul Capital of Culture, Food and Design
Istanbul was awarded the title of European Capital of Culture in 2010, a very busy and chaotic place, yet source of inspiration for young designers and urban dwellers. Neighborhoods such as Taskim, Ortaköy, Sultanahmet (with the Grand Bazaar) are the artistic spots around town. Fine halal street food, nice turkish restaurant, delicious dondurma ice cream, kind and welcoming people, rich in art, culture, fashion and design. It is a city that reaches out to both Europe and Asia, a good mix of well integrated cultures and religions. Taksim...
read moreBerlin, art, music and design at every corner
Fashion, design, new style and trend, music, art, culture and food. Berlin is always becoming something else, constantly transforming itself, recreating, innovating. What isn’t Berlin that it is already? In 2005, Berlin was awarded the title of “City of Design” by UNESCO. It was not by chance, because Berlin is art and design at every corners of its streets. Getting ready to host the International Design Festival, from the 6th to the 10th of June 2012, Berlin is crowded by young designers and hipsters artists who are...
read moreEco brand design like Demano makes Barcelona sustainable
Barcelona is an artistic city, with a design and sustainable soul. Everywhere you go in Barcelona there is culture and architecture; Barcelona is such an inspirational city, where really art is everywhere, at every single corner its streets and Gaudi buildings are magical. How was the eco-friendly brand Demano born? Where did the idea of reusing materials, recycling city banners to create eco bags come from? Why Barcelona? The answer is easy and it comes right out from their voice: ’it happened by chance’, the artists say....
read moreHelsinki World Design Capital of Finland
In 2009, Helsinki was chosen to be the World Design Capital for 2012 by the Council of Societies of Industrial Design, narrowly beating Eindhoven for the title. It is the 2012 World Design Capital, in recognition of the use of design as an effective tool for social, cultural and economic development in the city. In choosing Helsinki, the World Design Capital selection jury highlighted Helsinki’s use of ‘Embedded Design’, which has tied design in the city to innovation, “creating global brands, such...
read moreDesign and vintage stores in San Salvario, Turin
San Salvario is the artistic neighborhood in Turin Italy. The neighborhood is rich in design stores, small art shops and vintage stores, restaurants, ethnic places where to dine, a gentrified neighborhood where different culture coexist. Innovation, eco design, art galleries and exhibitions, flea markets. It is thanks to few small designers that this Italian ‘ artistic gem’ is kept alive. From Wikipedia: The city has a rich culture and history, and is known for its numerous art galleries, restaurants, churches,...
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