R.S.V.P in Berlin’s Mitte district is a great little stationary shop I visited on my trip to Berlin Fashion Week. Although small it held a great array of products inside and little gifts and stationary gadgets you could easily spend quite some time browsing.
Saturday, 26 January 2013
WINDOW SHOPPING
The city was full of interesting design in a range of areas: graphics and branding, visual merchandising, architecture and product.
BERLIN FASHION WEEK
Our trip was planned around Berlin Fashion week and attending trade shows was a big priority although I was dying to keep on exploring the city all day. I attended Premium, Show and Order, Bright, Capsule and Seek through my main blog HW creative where I will soon be posting more about key brands I checked out there.
CHEESECAKE FIT FOR A PRINCESS AND TYPOGRAPHY COFFEE
Before heading to Berlin my research had resulted in a huge list of cafes to visit and little else, although my priorities weren't ideal I am glad to have discovered some perfect places when we were in need of a break from the cold.
BALLHAUS SWING
A large number of my course visited Clarachen's Ballhaus for a night of swing one evening, after hearing that Jake Gyllenhaal was rumoured to have paid a visit there how could we not?
TACHELES
Our alternative tour of the city also led us to Tacheles, a place we had already hoped to see but believed it no longer possible.
TOURIST
It wouldn’t be right to go to Berlin and not dedicate time to immerse yourself in its incredible history. The city is overwhelmingly moving in its monuments, memorials, museums and pieces of the past remaining across the city.
STREET ART
Berlin’s street art is endlessly interesting; beyond the amateur tags there are plenty of picture-worthy finds. With only a short number of days on our trip the best way to track the best of these down we found was to take an ‘Alternative’ tour of the city.
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