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Je vindt hier persoonlijke items voor hem . voor haar . voor huis . voor kids . duurzaam . eerlijk & uniekhttp://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/MijnWebwinkel RSS 2.0 Feed v1.0http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-2076345/love-for-paper-goods/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-2046622/love-for-whites/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-2046617/love-for-brass/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1877504/love-for-geometry/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1749719/for-babies/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/ http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1705848/view-all/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1454675/last-items-sale/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1296431/for-kitchen-table/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1275199/for-him/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1200827/press/ Would you like to publish something about ORPHAN SOCKS or maybe you would like to use items for a styling production, please feel free to contact us on info[at]orphansocks.nl | ORPHAN SOCKS news and press: 2013 / 03 / 20  orphan socks on deco and living 2013 / 03 / 15  plateau pol in RED magazine 2013 / 03 / 13 love for geometry on april&may 2013 / 02 / 14  wooden things you love on bloesem 2013 / 02 / 04  our house on the style files via EST magazine 2013 / 02 / 01  our house on emmas designblogg via EST magazine 2013 / 02 / 01  tut-tut in kixx-online magazine 2013 / 01 / 15  'dolce far niente' in ELLE decoration by stefanie maas & mirella sahetapy  2012 / 12 / 09  gift ideas for him on a merry mishap : the concrete shaving set 2012 / 11 / 27  a post for wood lovers on the style files 2012 / 11 / 15  mielasiela on april & may 2012 / 10 / 23  the pompom hat by macarons on linda.magazine blog 2012 / 10 / 15  the snug cloudboard is presented on leukigheidjes - nice things - 2012 / 09 / 29  Irene Hoofs from bloesem blog mentioned us in volkskrant magazine as one of her favourites 2012 / 09 / 15  the snake wardrobe is shown in elle decoration issue october 174 p.80 2012 / 09 / 15  orphan socks is mentioned on designblvd. a new dutch online guide for interior 2012 / 09 / 01  in a lifestyle production by wenda torenbosch in flair mama issue aug/sep p. 80 - 87 2012 / 08 / 23  orphan socks on kind of style by designer Lonneke de Roos 2012 / 08 / 10  the equilateral nails are featured in VTwonen issue september p.013 2012 / 08 / 03  the 20 hangers wardrobe on easy as beans hang in style 2012 / 08 / 03  at home with orphan socks on concept 2012 by anoukb & marjon hoogervorst 2012 / 07 / 19  wooden kids stuff on April and May 2012 / 07 / 11  totem and bottle boat on a kids production by stylecookie for ouders van nu 2012 / 05 / 29  equilateral nails on April and May 2012 / 04 / 15  the maybebags are featured in VTwonen gespot* issue may p.014 2012 / 04 / 09  easyasbeans` blogpost about the iphone dock 2012 / 04 / 08  orphan socks is mentioned as shoptip on ELLE decoration 2012 / 04 / 04  wrapwrap and wardrobe in the beautiful word shot by anoukb & marjon hoogervorst 2012 / 03 / 24  orphan socks OneDayShop with kus-sen and anoukb Haarlemmerdijk 41 Amsterdam 2012 / 03 / 14  the cloud bread bord is mentioned in groter groeien issue 04 2012 p.69 2012 / 03 / 08  orphan socks on apartment therapy store profile 2012 / 03 / 01  moodkids magazine favourites nene tsuboi flipbook via orhan socks 2012 / 03 / 01  orphan socks on easy as beans life is so simple 2012 / 03 / 18  otchipotchi table vase in 101 woonideeen issue march p.72 2012 / 02 / 15  orphan socks is to find on moodkids 2012 / 02 / 11  maybebags via orphan socks on brainydays by vera 2012 / 02 / 01  tree, pi-stool and snake photographed by stylecookie for flavourzine 2012 / 01 / 27  pi-stool by tim vinke in ps parool via orphan socks 2012 / 01 / 23  orphan socks is on vosges paris monday giveaway 2012 / 01 / 02  orphan socks in stylecookietown a stylish dutch  e-magazine | | 2011 / 12 / 19  the kukka diy lamp via orphan socks in libelle magazine 2011 / 12 / 17  orphan socks featured in saturday market from flow magazine 2011 / 12 / 14  kedublock cylinders via orphan socks featured in the BKidsGiftGuide2011 2011 / 12 / 12  shop-stop! orphan socks at visje bij de thee 2011 / 12 / 09  the iphone wood for kids in vtwonen issue january 2012 2011 / 12 / 02  agata from rafa kids blogged favourite shop - orphan socks 2011 / 12 / 01  orphan socks in EH&I magazine `world wide winkelen` 2011 / 11 / 23  nothing special but unique flavourites blogged about orphan socks 2011 / 11 / 18  wooden iphone via orphan socks on re-nest by apartment therapy 2011 / 11 / 11  nju hockenheimer in ps parool wonen via orphan socks 2011 / 11 / 04  studio gorm flap wallet via orphan socks on www.mmminimal.com 2011 / 11 / 01  orphan socks via flavourites 2011 / 10 / 31  bottle boat by floris hovers via orphan socks on BKidsGiftGuide2011 2011 / 10 / 28  pinwheel via orphan socks on zilverblauw 2011 / 10 / 27  orphan socks on kleinformat 2011 / 10 / 22  architects and their shops on thelateststory 2011 / 10 / 21  the diy lamp via orphan socks on jokemijn 2011 / 10 / 13  the manon shopper on swiss-miss http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1200819/terms-amp-conditions/ PRICES Unless otherwise stated or agreed on in writing, the prices stated for the products and services offered shall be in euros, including BTW/ VAT and excluding handling and shipping costs, any taxes or other levies. PAYMENT IDEAL With iDEAL you can pay easily, safe and trusted your online purchases. You pay in your own internet payment environment, based on specific security methods of your own bank. When paying for the order you specify that you want to pay with iDEAL. Then click on the iDEAL payment button and select your bank. You will then be routed to your own bank where the payment order is waiting for you. You will be asked by your bank to fill in some details and then authorize your payment. PAYPAL With Paypal you can easily pay with you credit card. It is very safe and simple. On your Paypal account all data will be safely secured and your payment is free of charge. PRE TRANSFER If you don’t want to pay online you can always transfer your payment to the ORPHAN SOCKS’ bank account. After your payment is received, your order will be send. Please be aware that you are responsible for possible extra costs calculated by your bank. SHIPPING Once the amount is credited to the account of ORPHAN SOCKS, ORPHAN SOCKS will aim to process your order within 3 business days. International orders will take longer. If this is not possible, you will receive this in an e-mail message. All  products will be carefully wrapped to make the order feel like a present. Orders will be shipped with postNL, DHL foryou or TNT. ORPHAN SOCKS is not liable for loss and / or damage to goods during shipment via PostNL, DHLforyou or TNT INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING ORPHAN SOCKS ships her products to all over the world. The shipping cost will vary per country. Customs and duty Shipments outside the European Union may be subject to import duty/tax or customs clearance charges, which may be applied once a shipment reaches the country. ORPHAN SOCKS has no control over additional customs charges and as such, these charges are to be paid by the purchaser. DELIVERY ORPHAN SOCKS is doing the best she can to deliver your package as soon as possible after receiving your payment. Your order will be dispatched after receiving your payment. A normal delivery within the Netherlands will take 3 - 5 days after receiving your payment, excluding weekends and holidays. International orders will take longer. ORPHAN SOCKS is not liable for loss and / or damage to goods during shipment. You can order at an additional cost - registered and / or insured - shipment. If you prefer this option, please mention this on the order form. I will send you an estimate of the additional costs. WARRANTY ORPHAN SOCKS guarantees that the delivered items meet the specifications stated in the offer. Exceptions are differences in color or texture. Most items are handmade, so they are not exactly identical. Defects that have arisen as the result of normal use or are due to the significant debt of the customer are not covered by warranty RETURNS Upon delivery, you are obliged to inspect the products to determine whether or not they comply with the agreement. ORPHAN SOCKS spends much time in searching and selecting designers and products and would like to offer you the best. If for any reason you are not fully satisfied with your order, you can return the item(s) within 7 days for a refund or exchange. Please send a e-mail message to info[at]orphansocks.nl to notify a return/exchange. All returns/exchanges must be in new, unused condition. Shipping and handling charges are non-refundable. Return shipments with insufficient postage shall not be accepted. The return shipments accepted by ORPHAN SOCKS shall be replaced with a substitute product, or the original invoice amounts refunded excl. postage & handling costs, as soon as possible. Refunds shall be given within 30 days of recept of the returned product. ORPHAN SOCKS shall not assume any liability whatsoever for damage claims or consequential damage in whatever capacity substantiated as a result of the use of its products by consumers or third parties. FORCE MAJEURE ORPHAN SOCKS is not obliged to fulfill any obligations to the customer if hindered by force majeure. In any case force majeure means digital breakdown at ORPHAN SOCKS and transportation delays (strikes). INTELLECTUAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY RIGHT You must respect all intellectual and industrial property rights attached to the products delivered by ORPHAN SOCKS in full and unconditionally. PRIVACY ORPHAN SOCKS respects your privacy. ORPHAN SOCKS uses customer information only for processing and shipping orders and will under no circumstance be sold, disclosed or distributed to any third party. This Terms and Delivery apply on every delivery by ORPHAN SOCKS ORPHAN SOCKS behind the scene Eva van Dongen trading under the name: ORPHAN SOCKS Chamber of Commerce 53439015 BTW / VAT NL103262350 B01 ING Bank 5940414 RETURN ADDRESS: Sloestraat 3 - I 1078 BE Amsterdam The Netherlands accessibility by phone: +31 (0) 6 42 10 99 46 and by e-mail: info[at]orphansocks.nlhttp://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1200787/for-kids/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1197420/designers/ alice rosignoli born in Italy in May 1981, she studied Industrial Design at the Florence University of Architecture. After graduating she established her practice in Paris, where she currently lives and works. Alice Rosignoli designs products for companies, collaborates with groups promoting alternative design processes and also produces and sells under her name a collection of products made in collaboration with specialized craftsmen worldwide. all lovely stuff is something about things that make you smile. They are working hard to bring you something really lovely. There will be products for all parts of the home, but they are obsessed about the lovely bit. If something is truly all lovely stuff then you are going to keep hold of it - and that`s much better for all of us. caroline gomez is interested in everyday life, which tells essentially the obvious meaning.The heart of her business is the creation of limited edition items. A tribute to the natural raw materials and craftsmanship. Simplicity seems to her good design.   eva van dongen studied architecture at the university in Delft. She is the designer and owner of this shop. She is fascinated by pure and simple design. She loves big city vibrant life but can also smile about small domestic phenomena. You can find more of her work at www.evavandongen.nl floris hovers has a basic and simple approach to techniques and materials. After a basic engineering training and a study advertising and presentation techniques, he studied at the Design Academy Eindhoven. It are often simple and clear industrial forms and structures that address him. At the same time he is moved by the small naivety of toys and other crafted things.These extremes are the theme in his work he described as - industrial handicrafts -. It is a search for what was and is, between work and play, between man and machine. In all this he cherishes the love of simplicity and clarity. jars ceramistes is a potterie from a stoneware family from the south of France. Over a century has passed between Jars` original potteries and its current collections. Today they share the same vision and philosophy: a love of beautiful products and artisanal savoir-faire, and an appreciation of the value of hand craftsmanship in France. They want the clay to express itself with the maximum of simplicity. jonas damon is an industrial designer based in New York City. A graduate at the Rhode Island School of Design taking a hybrid approach to his work. By day, he is creative director at frog. In his spare time, he collaborates with small manufacturers such as Areaware and Roll & Hill on highly personal and experimental objects. For his independent projects, he mines resonant cultural memories to create emotional connections between objects and their users. lovisa wattman loves the challenge of bringing beautiful design to practical household items. Lovisa was educated at the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in Stockholm and the Aarhus School of Architecture in Denmark. Among Swedish companies she designed brushes for Iris Hantverk.  maike timmermann is the desire of the imaginative talent to develop and carry the taste for uniqueness and creativity with a personal touch to the world. The ideas of my products come from walk over life. They are produced in small series and are handmade. As an architect I love the versatility of my job and want to show that individual design does not necesaarily have to be expensive. It is the search for something new and unique that always drive me. manon garritsen graduated in 2001 as an urban planner at the university in Delft and five years later as a fashion designer at the Artemis Styling Academy in Rotterdam. After eight years working as an urban designer  it was time  to translate her inspiration and many loose ideas into a new label: Manon. Her designs are attractive and stylish, but also practical, comfortable and durable. In the context of sustainability, she believes in timeless and very careful design. njustudio is an idea company and design studio from Coburg/ Germany - started up in 2010 by Wolfgang Rößler, Kathrin Lang,Tom Steinhöfer, Nina Wolf and Markus Mak. njustudio forces themselves to a conceptual rigour and a permanent questioning on every detail. They are standing in each of their creation for honest and accessible consumption alternatives, which imply a truly will to sublimate the ordinary. Their approach is tinted with humour, professional and unconventional and with an independent style of simplicity. oji masanori is mainly working on designing living products. He has dedicated himself in creating them while considering a design which may connect various things gently and comfortably everyday. I have designed not only a product itself but also its package and graphics while considering overall process of how a product is born. ono rina sincerely designs products so that her creative essence cuddles up to the user`s life. paula valentim likes colour, trees and flowers, sunshine and thunderstorms, cats and dogs, books and magazines, silence and water, birds singing, the smell of fresh bread and the earth after it rains, simple details, the sea and big skies ... after doing many distinct things in life she decided to swap a settled job for the challenges of becoming a ceramist. pawling print studio is a collaboration between sisters Trisha and Janet Snyder. Based in Washington, DC and New York, the studio focuses on environmentally responsible production and clean, understated design. They have backgrounds in architecture, engineering, and graphic design. They are former dancers, self-proclaimed bag ladies, and lovers of scarfs, tacos, and lists. That`s Trisha on the left and Janet on the right. pling works hand in hand with young talents and old masterly craftsmen. Chamring ideas as well as simple and functional design make their products not only inspiring but also convincing. The use of local traditional materials in connection with modern production methods gives their products their quality and natural beauty. It is their wish to create basic products with which we liketo surround ourselves with.  rona meyuchas k started her intensive career after graduating with a Masters in Industrial design Milan, and going on to work for various international industrial design consultancies in Milan and London. At the beginning of 2010 Rona founded the Kukka™ brand. Kukka™ products are made from a sustainable and cultural behavior; they admire craftsmanship, aesthetics, and functionality. It reflects through the materials they use, the production and technology methods, the minimalism of materials and components used to products packaging. Their products are designed and made from actual experiences, day to day living perception; they observe, listen and innovate with confidence snug are Kerstin Reilemann - interior designer - and Berit Liidecke - architect. The geratest source of inspiration are their own childhood memories. Whether an old swatch is reflected in their jewelry line, the camping holiday with their parents is remembered in a cutting board. Natural materials such as wood and ceramic underline this mix of tradition and a clear simple design. soki is a creative studio based in Ghent that thinks out concepts for various disciplines. A common architectural base had led to the creation of small and pure objects, stylized graphic work and creative settings and interior projects. SOKI is Sofie and Christine. Sofie mastered in Architecture in Ghent and studied ceramics in Ghent. Christine Mastered in Architecture in Ghent and studied goldsmith in Antwerp. studio gorm is a collaboration between John Arndt and Wonhee Jeong. The two met while studying at the Design Acadamy Eindhoven. They set up their studio in Rotterdam, their office is now lacated in Eugene Oregon. The two come to design from different approaches to produce smart objects without pretension. Their products are simple pratical and thoughtfully made. timo is a small design line, all hand-made and sewn with an eye for detail and a touch for fabric. Standing up for the right consumption and the right manufacturing, alongside recycling, minimization of manufacturing waste and simplification of processes.The objects` design is current and classic, but the methods of manufacture are traditional.The materials are mostly recycled, or scraps of designers` fabrics. Timo is a collection and a source of livelihood, all taking place in Timor`s own home. http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1196976/for-her/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1195151/about/ ORPHAN SOCKS is Amsterdam based, we collect and sell the unique and personal. ORPHAN SOCKS stands for exceptional ordinariness for simple design with a certain degree of cool elegance. ORPHAN SOCKS sells a balanced blend of modest and accessible design where craftsmanship and small brands are more important than transient trends and established names. In the meanwhile we love big city urban life but can also smile about small domestic phenomena like that one sock piece in your laundry ... you are so welcome, Eva bye, | ORPHAN SOCKS | http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1177751/for-home/http://www.orphansocks-shop.nl/c-1174563/contact/ | ORPHAN SOCKS is gevestigd in Amsterdam. Je kunt altijd langs komen, om je bestelling op te halen of om iets even in het echt te zien. 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